Discerning God's will doesn't have to by a mystery. He has provided a way for us to discern his good, acceptable, and perfect will.

The gospel challenges us to think differently about why we worship and how we worship.

We can and should expect fruitful gospel ministry in 2017, but it can't be taken for granted. We must do our part.

Based on the words of the apostle Paul in 2 Corinthians 5, the Lord has us here because he has given us a job to do. He has called us to be his ambassadors.

We can worship God fully when we understand who he truly is and the extent of what he has done for us.

By spending just a little less on gifts we free up our resources to love as Jesus loves by giving to those who truly need our help.

The most powerful, memorable gift you can give to someone is not material, but relational.

The humility of Advent should change the way we think about how to spend the resources God has entrusted to us.

We can bless God for the many blessings he has lavished upon us in Christ.

Sound theology must always lead us to passionate doxology.