When we rely on our own works for our justification and worth, rather than on the finished work of Christ, we deceive ourselves through self-righteousness. True righteousness comes from a heart that has been changed by the grace of God.

When we see Jesus as He truly is, He and His glory become the primary pursuit of our lives.

Christ has freed His people from the power of the enemy.

Through Christ, we have unconditional access to our Father in prayer, for His glory and our every need.

We fight anxiety and anger at the feet of Jesus, who Himself is all we need.

To love the way we were made to, we must first recognize that we cannot love perfectly, and that Jesus has paid our debt.

Jesus deflates our false joy to bring us true and greater joy: the joy of our sure salvation, given to us by God.

A life on mission is made possible only by a true encounter with Christ.

Jesus calls us to count the cost, lay down our lives, take up our cross, and follow Him.

Jesus and His upside-down kingdom challenge our ideas of what it means to be great and give us a glorious identity that cannot be taken away.