The peace of this life is fickle and fleeting, but the peace Jesus offers is firm and forever.

One of life’s greatest tragedies is getting the external parts of your life exactly the way you want, but never letting Jesus supply your deepest needs.

The degree of our obedience to Jesus’ command “follow me” determines the depth of our lives.

Your relationship with God can be based upon either your obedience or His grace, but not both. This Easter, trust in Jesus’ grace.

Failure doesn’t have to be the end of your story. And by the grace of God, it can be the beginning of someone else’s.

If pain helps us see how weak we truly are, and it is in weakness that we experience God’s power, this means there are times in life we should intentionally place ourselves in positions where we will experience pain.

God discipline is always for our good and His glory.

God is gracious to make us wait for in our waiting He prepares us to receive the abundant life.

A cynic touched by the Gospel’s grace can become a powerful witness of the Gospel’s truth.

The Book of Ruth invites us to trust that when all seems lost God is working behind the scenes, in a thousand different ways, to bring about our redemption as well as the redemption of others.