The way of peace NEVER shares a path with the way of sin. So this Christmas, might we turn urgently away from sin and respond to Jesus’ invitation to walk with Him in the way of peace!

Hope belongs to all those who are humble enough to say to God, “Your Kingdom come. Your will be done.” And follow Jesus.

Everyone who is a citizen of the Kingdom of God is counted as a firstborn son. And therefore, everything that belongs to Jesus belongs to us who are in Christ. And this changes our posture towards the systems of this world.

When we finally own our deep deficit and stop trying to be the savior, Jesus meets us with His abundant mercy and power, and calls us to mustard-seed faith that lays down self-reliance and leans entirely on Him.

We behold the glory of Jesus so that we can follow Jesus—down the mountain and into the cross-shaped way.

To follow Jesus is to embrace the upside-down way of the cross—trusting that, in God’s Kingdom, the math adds up for all who cling to His promises and follow Him.

You either confess Jesus as the Christ, or you don’t. But those who confess Jesus as the Christ don’t just believe—they belong, to the church Jesus builds—and that He builds it invincibly.

Jesus exposes the subtle power of ego that blinds, spreads, and lingers—and calls us to live for His kingdom, not our own.

In Jesus, heaven meets earth — and when heaven meets earth, the world is turned upside down for our good and for the glory of our great God.

A posture of humble and desperate faith is the only posture connected with true reality and it is the only place we can ever know the real depth of Jesus’ healing power.