The justified life brings to bear gospel realities that are often forgotten or misunderstood. Dr. David Saxon explains from Romans 5 how believers can enjoy and exalt in the faith, hope, and love of God and what that looks like for you today.

Will Jesus really return? What should it look like for believers who believe that Jesus will really return? Pastor Nate explains from Luke 12:35-59 that Jesus will indeed return and that the reality of His return should motivate us to faithful lives that depend on Him.

What should be the Christian's relationship to money and wealth? Pastor Nate explains from Luke 12:12-34 that the Christian's priority must be seeking to be rich in God rather than seeking to be rich with the world's wealth.

How does the Trinity impact our perseverance as disciples of Jesus? Pastor Nate explains from Luke 12:1-12 how the Father's knowledge, Jesus's salvation, and the Spirit's holiness draw us into a right fear, confession, and trust of the Triune God!

What are we to do about the natural hypocrisy in all of us? Pastor Rory explains from Luke 11:37-54 the nature of the heart's hypocrisy and the only solution in Jesus Christ and His righteousness.

What is the single greatest gift that churches can give to missionaries? Special missions speaker Curt Lamansky explains from 2 Corinthians 1:8-11 that Paul desired the powerful gift of prayer as he faced the excessive burdens of missionary ministry. We must provide that to our global partners as well!

There is no neutrality. Either you accept Jesus or you reject him. Pastor Nate makes clear from Jesus's teaching in Luke 11 that a true acceptance of Jesus is a complete surrender to his Lordship.

Prayer is a difficult but important discipline. How can we better at it? Pastor Nate explains from Luke 11:1-13 that Jesus's teaches us to pray and helps us focus on God and continue in it.

How does Christ's love impact His disciples? Pastor Nate explains from the Jesus's parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10:25-42 that Christ's love transforms His disciples into those who love God and others. Rather than making us self-righteous, the parable of the Good Samaritan encourages our dependence on Christ and the gospel.

At Christmas, we celebrate the coming of Jesus to reveal God's glory to us. But God's glory isn't revealed only to us; it's also revealed in us. Pastor Rory explains from Isaiah 40:21-31 how God shares His glory with His people in strengthening them to transformation as we prepare for the new year.