The Christian life is not an easy, but it is a blessed life. Through the ups and downs, the moments of joy and deepest sorrow, God promises that he will sustain us and that we will endure to the very end. 

Faith in Christ isn’t just something that we do, and neither is it part of our life. Following Jesus is all encompassing way of life. That means that the Christian life matters in every area of life, our hearts, minds, and actions. 

The Church is comprised of people from every part of the globe. Those who have put their faith in Christ Jesus have been adopted into the family of God and make up the global, invisible Church. 

God is beyond our comprehension and transcends all things in existence. It is incredible to know that although he stands infinitely above creation, God has chosen to reveal himself to us. He has revealed himself to all mankind through general revelation, and in Scripture through special revelation. This means that God’s Word is good, perfect, and inspired. Therefore, we ought to obey his Word and live by it to be transformed like Christ.  

God is beyond our comprehension and transcends all things in existence. It is incredible to know that although he stands infinitely above creation, God has chosen to reveal himself to us. From Scripture, we learn that God alone is God, the Creator, Sustainer, Judge, and Perfector of our faith. 

Are we truly grateful with what Christ has done for us? Is our heart satisfied in submitting to him, or are we controlled by everything around us? 

Salvation is freely given to sinner by grace through faith in Christ alone. However, saving faith is never alone and always produces good fruit in the hearts and lives of Christians. 

As Christians, we are commanded to not only see those that are suffering, but to have compassion for them. Unlike empathy that merely tells us to think about others, biblical compassion drives us share in the offering of others and act on their behalf. 

The parable of the ten virgins teaches us what true anticipation of Christ’s return looks like. We wait patiently, eagerly, and faithfully. 

The Parable of the Mustard is often misunderstood by many. At the heart of Jesus’ parable the desire for his people to deepen their faith him as their infant faith grows into a mature, long-lasting relationship with him.