Our loving Heavenly Father has gone to great lengths to give us the gift of eternal life in Heaven.

Jesus does not want any of us to enter into Hell, not even for a moment.

There's one thing that all human beings have in common. We all "fall short."

Jesus has accomplished the mission that His father assigned to Him. Jesus has secured salvation for all of humankind. But what exactly is it that Jesus has saved us from?

Each individual believer has a role to play in spreading the Gospel.

Jesus created the Church for the sake of making disciples. The task of disciple making can feel overwhelming, and difficult to quantify. However, once we accept that discipleship is a way of life, we can more effectively engage in practical discipleship.

Every local church that has ever existed, from the very first church up to the present day, has had to deal with the fact that some people will leave.

Jesus clearly and repeatedly tells us that His priority is not those who are saved but those who are lost.

We are usually reluctant to accept words of guidance and correction, unless those words come from a trusted source.

The dynamic that exists within a Biblically structured church is often not the dynamic that people expect to encounter.