God works in unexpected ways, closing some doors and opening others, to bring His gospel to people across boundaries of nation and status.

The gospel is not advice about what you must do; it is news about what has already been done.

Jesus is Himself our resurrection and our hope.

Christ's resurrection was the beginning of the resurrection of all of God's people.

Christians are called to persevere through suffering and persecution, by God's power and for God's glory.

The Church provides the hands, but the Holy Spirit is the Director of missions.

Written to the dispersed church during the events of the book of Acts, the book of James offers a practical guide to Christian life, motivated by goodness of God and the person and work of Christ.

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.