In Romans 1:8-17 Paul shares his love and longing for his fellow believers and proclaims his desire to preach the Gospel with an obligation, an eagerness and unashamedly.

In this episode of Acts Paul uses his freedom as a means of compromise in order to build relational bridges with others. He models for Christians how we can set aside our own wants because, in the Lord Jesus, we are set free from our self-interests...

In this timely study, we’re reminded that in an ultimate sense, Christians are people with a citizenship fixed in another place. This is fundamental to us understanding our role as Christians who are citizens of this country because at times we will...

This episode in Acts shows us that it costs you something to be a true Christian. To hear Jesus’s call to follow him, believing that he is the Lord of your life and not being ashamed to center your life upon him is costly. Paul’s resolve to follow the...

To complain about God, is a sin. To complain to God, is a psalm. Psalms of lament, in which the psalmist vents his fears and frustrations about enemies who attack, and at times, his disappointment with God, is what we have in Psalm 25. It’s a psalm...

God sent his Son to redeem sinners, so that we might be able to cry out to God as our Father and have an eternal inheritance through him.

For the month of December, we are joining in the celebration of Advent as we hear the songs of joy tucked into Luke’s gospel. Advent helps to fix our eyes on the Lord Jesus by looking back in wonder at his first coming, and then looking forward in...

For the month of December, we are joining in the celebration of Advent as we hear the songs of joy tucked into Luke’s gospel. Advent helps to fix our eyes on the Lord Jesus by looking back in wonder at his first coming, and then looking forward in...

Through the psalmist's example of speaking to God in the midst of real-life turmoil, we are provided with a response to the trials we face today. The contrast of God's enduring character against the bleakness of our present reality gives us...

As Paul wraps up his third missionary journey, he makes a brief stop at the coastal city of Miletus. He makes this stop in order to have a proper goodbye with the Ephesian elders and to prepare them to lead in this absence. In doing so, he reminds...