God's Church is opposed, but God is at work to preserve His people and advance His kingdom.

The church at Antioch demonstrates the marks of a church on mission: effective disciple making, mercy ministry, and missionary support.

God shows no partiality, and the gospel is not limited by language, ethnicity, national borders, or any other earthly dividing line we may draw. What God has made clean, we must not call common.

When God saves us, He confronts us with the gospel, gives us a new community of faith, and commissions us for His purpose.

Living on mission looks like being led by the Holy Spirit to help others understand and obey the Word.

God's presence is not confined to a building made by human hands; it is carried by a people transformed by His Spirit.

Because of the work of Christ, God's presence is with His people, and He empowers us to live Christlike lives.

When the church properly prioritizes the things of God, in God's way and God's time, God is glorified.

Gospel ministry enriches the poor in spirit, enrages the prideful, and energizes the ministers.

The gospel is for everyone, so those who know it must share it.