Moses praised God because God had demonstrated His power to save and His love for His people. Our praise acknowledges that we love God because of who He is and what He's done.

Those born with privilege have the opportunity to step across the gap and have compassion on those whose life is harder.

The letter of Philemon was intended by its author, the Apostle Paul, to reconcile runaway slave Onesimus to his master, Philemon, but out of brotherhood instead of debt. Our modern world is in desperate need of reconciliation borne of love.

Jesus' resurrected form was a preview of what life will be like for us. One day soon, Jesus will return to this world and those who have passed on will be reborn in splendor and glory.

When Christ died for us, everything was put under His authority--including death itself.

Our faith in a risen savior is not baseless. Christianity is unlike other religions because our God is living, our sins are forgiven, and we live in freedom.

He is Risen!

We are called to proclaim the Kingdom of God, which can be broken down into three steps.

The love of God is a complete knowing and a never ending journey to be known.

We love each other, but we need to continue to work on that love to grow it deeper. We should serve each other.