Christian maturity will always be developed and demonstrated in relationship with others.

In a world where entitlement is the norm, resilient disciples say, "my life is a gift to others".

When loneliness attacks us, and we distrust authority, resilient disciples ground themselves in the community of God's people.

Resilient disciples have a conviction that the gospel changes everything. Resilient disciples have an identity that is shaped and formed by the gospel.

Resilient disciples experience God's presence as a source of life, through scripture and prayer.

These five characteristics of resilient disciples help people to live on The Way in a world that wants to mold you into its image in digital Babylon.

God didn't want so much to show his power to Elijah but to give Elijah a new perspective on himself and his calling. God's plan is bigger than your dreams.

Here we find the essence of the Gospel: God does not love us because we are lovable. God is attracted to our brokenness and our neediness.

At Christmas, we don't simply remember a baby born long ago under somewhat tragic circumstances. But at Christmas, we remember the God who comes into the world to take away our sins.

The key to living with patience isn't more will power...it's understanding that God is on the throne.