Because Christ died and rose again, we who are united to Him by faith will also rise from the grave to be in the presence of God.

The cross of Christ is the proof of God’s love toward sinners. While we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.

We are forgiven by Christ’s death on the cross because the punishment for sin fell on Him instead of us. Therefore, at the cross, God’s forgiveness is released toward us.

On the cross, Jesus bore the sins of the world. The cross shows us both the heinousness of sin and the love of God.

We cannot separate Christ’s Lordship from His salvation of us. It is a fundamental misunderstanding of the gospel to think that you can receive what Jesus offers and at the same time resist what He commands.

In Adam, we all die. But if we are joined to Christ by faith, we shall be made alive!

The multiple theophanies that occurred in the Old Testament were pointing forward to a time when the Lord himself would come in human flesh.

God took the initiative in sending Christ to be born of the virgin Mary. He did not wait for a Deliverer to arise from us, He came to us in the person of Jesus.

Being faithful to God does not necessarily mean that we must sacrifice success in this world.

As Christians, we are in the world, but our citizenship is in Heaven. What does it mean to be a part of two kingdoms?