God’s plan to save has always been to save by grace through faith in Jesus. God gives His grace; don’t stumble over Jesus!

Worship is a privilege, extended to us by the gracious invitation of God. Thus, we don’t make the terms of our worship; He does. Worship God, God’s way: through His Son, empowered by His Spirit, according to His word.

The idea of God’s sovereignty in our salvation is often a controversial topic, but it doesn’t have to be. The most important thing is this: God chose mercy. We are saved by a merciful God!

If the gospel is the power of salvation to the Jewish people as well as to the Gentiles, why aren’t more Jewish people believers in Jesus? Paul begins his answer in the letter of Romans by showing that salvation is indeed available, but salvation is also the gift of God. Be sure to receive the […]

In the midst of cultural panic, Paul’s words to the Romans at the end of chapter 8 is timely. Christians need not fear trials; our God is always with us through Jesus!

God’s people are commanded to love and obey Him, but that command is not a burden; it’s a blessing. Those who love God *want* to obey God, by the power of God.

Because our sufferings are real, there are times that our sufferings make us feel hopeless and alone. Christian: you are never alone. God helps His people from beginning to end!

Warning Israel not to get a big head when they eventually started the conquest of the Promised Land, Moses reminded the people that the only reason God blessed them at all was because of His goodness and His grace. Don’t get too big for your britches! When do we need the grace of Jesus? Always.

Suffering is hard, and it is real…but the glory offered by Jesus is far better. For those who have faith in Christ, the best is yet to come!

Out of God’s grace, He has chosen us and loves us. What is the only right response? To serve Him alone, and that means we remember Him always.