Both poverty and great wealth bring pressure on the believer. It is possible to love Christ in both situations, but more difficult, generally speaking, for the wealthy. We should be wise with our wealth, but must trust in God above all things.

God is a generous giver. However, we have been called to be men and women of faith. God calls us to seek him wisely (with the wisdom he offers us freely), and to do so boldly and with confidence.

Trials in our walk of faith are not random nor meaningless. We are called to learn to accept them as purposeful, and rejoice in the maturity and positive outcomes they bring.

What do you crave? As Christians our greatest longing is to know and be with God, and He has provided us with His Word as the best way to do that. Crave God and His Word as a baby longs for its mother's milk.

God’s eternal plan of salvation will come to fruition. God will one day right all wrongs and bring all things to their consummation.

The second Person of the Trinity became man forever, so that we might know life forever through his gospel.

The Fall separated us from God and brought with it the curse of death. Yet, in the midst of the curse lies the promise of the gospel.

We owe our lives to Christ, who is the divine self-expression of God and the Creator of all things. Eternal life is found in him and in the gospel that he has brought to light.

God has created mankind as male and female, both with equal worth, value and dignity, while at the same time integrating into our design as male and female a wonderfully glorious distinction.

The world tells us to train our children to know who they are. The Bible tells us to train our children to know WHOSE they are.