"Christ has died. Christ has risen. Christ will come again."

Christ suffered Hell (the wrath of and separation from God) for our sake. Christians can now, in gratitude, endure any hardship in this life for His sake.

By loving Christ and remaining steadfast in our faith, Christians are promised a grace and peace that surpass all understanding.

Christians have a new identity, as a member of the body of Christ. We are no longer individuals, but part of something bigger.

Does the reality of Christ's return encourage or threaten you?

We encourage others by pointing to the one, true hope that lasts forever, Jesus.

Biblical love requires sacrifice, and this pertains to all aspects of our lives (even sex), as we strive after Him, motivated by the grace shown to us in Jesus.

In our spiritual walk, we can never grow beyond our need for God and the prayers of other saints, pleading to the Father on our behalf. Our prayer begins and ends with who He is.

As Christians, we are called to a hard life of persecution and suffering, all as part of the mission of sharing the good news of the Gospel.

Everything but God will fail us ultimately (whether spouse, money, health, or anything else). Where do you find joy?