God desires all to be saved and come to the knowledge of truth. Therefore, God's people pray for the lost, proclaim good news and join God's mission.

Jesus mediates for us, like a defense attorney mediates for his client, telling the judge, “Your honor, my client is innocent of all charges against him.”

God’s heart is that all people would be saved; therefore, we pray and labor to this end.

Prayer is the sovereignly designed partnership between God and his people for the unfolding of his purposes as he chooses to not act, apart from the cry of his people.

No matter who you are or what you've done, these words are worthy of full acceptance: "Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners."

The power to lead a life of love, humility, sacrifice, and Christ-likeness isn't going to come from “law keeping” - it comes from faith and trust in Jesus and the work of His Holy Spirit.

Paul regarded Timothy as the apostle’s “son” in the faith. This simple phrase shows Paul’s strong personal affection for Timothy as he cared for him as godly parents would love their own children. This is a model for discipleship today.

What the Church needs is a unique outpouring of The Holy Spirit so that the people of God might enjoy God's Presence, Hear His voice and walk by the Spirit

God gives us a number of things in the Gospel. Salvation, forgiveness, hope, freedom, joy, peace. But none of these are the best one word answer. What we literally receive in The Gospel is God The Holy Spirit.

Our confidence comes from our relationship with Christ. He is our High Priest, and through His intercession, we can “approach the throne of grace with confidence." When we put our trust in God and His revealed Word, our lives take on a new stability, focus, and poise.