Do you want to oppose the devil? You have only one path. Be crucified with Christ, then share the story of God’s strength in your weakness.

We are significant because we are loved; we love because He has made us significant.

Freedom from sin is where we are to be found, if we are to be found in Christ. Sin isn’t like us;  Christ is. 

Do you know your identity? Do you know that God loves you?

Paul makes a bold assumption that carries with it the weight of expectation when he writes to us believers.

What does it mean to be created in the image of God?

There are three words you’ve likely never noticed that convey the unfathomable width of God’s love for the world and the incomprehensible depth of God’s love for you.

Our work, then, is not to be fighting all the time. Our work is to become people marked by God’s truth, God’s righteousness, God’s peace, and God’s faith.

Which part of the body are you? I suspect that healthy discipleship involves a radical honesty to this question.

Too often, we reduce faith to some sort of individualized, internalized belief. Hebrews is showing us that it is not just that.