When we allow Jesus to write His law on our hearts, we become more humble, gracious, merciful, loving, and compassionate toward others, not showing favoritism to anyone, but treating everyone as a potential citizen of His Kingdom.

When all of us, as the body of Christ, choose to use our gifts for His cause, miracles will start happening in our church and community.

Our mission as the body of Christ is to be so filled with His Spirit that we can be used by God to extend hospitality to everyone we encounter both inside and outside our church.

Biblical encouragement stirs believers toward love and good works. When we come together united in the body of Christ; we are to encourage and love one another, to have grace over one another, to forgive one another and to push each other over the finish line.

Every member of the body of Christ was intentionally placed by God to serve a specific role in God's redemption plan.

God takes us right where we are, and He takes us by the hand, and He leads us forward into eternity; that's the God that we serve.

As the body of Christ we are to serve the hurting, proclaim the gospel, and love people, because our mission continues until the King returns.

When eternity shapes our thinking, we forgive more quickly, love more deeply, and invest in people instead of possessions; ordinary routines become opportunities for ministry, and urgency does not produce panic, it produces purpose.

God calls us to spread the gospel by training our youth to carry on the work; then both will be able to run the race to a successful finish for God's glory.

The basis of our hope in Christ lies not in our reaction to trials, although trials may certainly strengthen it, but in our intimate, constant and daily relationship with Jesus Christ Himself.