Adam, our first father, failed in the covenant of works. Unless we rely on Christ, we will fail in our roles as fathers and husbands.

As we remember the faith of our early Christian days, and identify ourselves with the suffering of Christ, we are inspired to live holy lives in the present.

The author of Hebrews tells up how to live with brotherly love, which is only possible if you have trusted in our great savior, Jesus Christ.

The Lord trains his children for righteousness. While this is painful in the moment, it yields much fruit in the life of the believer.

As Christians, we Arte called to run the race of faith, casting off any sin that weighs us down.

We worship a risen savior! Because Christ has risen, so too we shall rise!

The greatest story of God's saving grace in the Old Testament is the Exodus. This amazing story points directly to Christ and His work to deliver us from slavery to sin and death!

By faith, Moses counted the reproach of Christ greater than the sinful pleasures of Egypt.

Faith allows us to do things that we would never be able to do otherwise. This isn't because our faith is blind, but because our faith is placed in a God who is strong and kind.

Today's passage tells of the faith of Noah, Abraham and Sarah. These Biblical heroes heard God's word and responded with faith and obedience.