We keep our heads up, eyes focused on the cross, and in this we can see the redemption Christ won for us.

As Martin Luther did 500 years ago, we stand on the Word of God that we are saved by grace alone, through faith alone, because of Christ alone.

All Saints' Day reminds us of those who have gone before us in the faith. All Saints' Day also reminds us that we who believe in Christ are also counted as saints.

Jesus teaches us not to give up when we pray, but be persistent and patient. God talks to us in His Word. We talk to God in prayer. Let’s review a little bit about what our conversation with our Heavenly Father looks like and does.

As we celebrate Thanksgiving, we can be thankful for the kinsman redeemer that came into Ruth's life, which ultimately led to Christ our Redeemer coming into ours.

As you read the Parable of the Lost Sheep, do you see yourself as the shepherd, the lost sheep, or the 99 sheep who are not lost?

A brief recap on the National Youth Gathering Sunday, as we spoke with those who were in attendance about what they learned.

God is at work in the world preparing people’s hearts to believe in Him and His Son Jesus Christ for the salvation of their souls. They just need someone who knows and loves Jesus to come an speak to them about His love. Who will that be? This is the mission of the Church.

Jesus uses this parable to teach us to use our wealth wisely. One way to do that is by being generous to, and making friends with, those in need especially those who do not yet believe, in the hope that we will see them in heaven.

Salvation is something God does for you. Discipleship is something you do with God. Salvation occurs in a moment. Discipleship takes a lifetime. Our relationship with Jesus is in a category above all other relationships. No matter how difficult following Jesus may get, do not quit. He will see us through to the end.