We can't manufacture or rush God's promises. God's plan will be accomplished by his hand, not ours, culminating in the redemption found in Jesus Christ.

The Command: Walk in love by prioritizing communal peace and mutual up-building over your personal freedom (Christian liberty).

God’s grace has given us everything we need to run the race of faith with endurance.

The Old Testament saints remind us that faith is often met with both great triumph and great suffering.

Rahab reminds us that those who live by faith will not perish in unbelief.

Grief, for Christians, is met with honesty and a confident expectation of God's comfort, drawing strength from Jesus, our guide in sorrow and our source of unwavering grace.

Moses reminds us that faith is able to deliver spiritual exiles from their bondage to fear.

The patriarchs remind us that steadfast faith will find rest in the sovereignty of God.

Abraham reminds us that the testing of our faith is necessary to prove our trust in God.