There are often gaps between what we say we believe and how we live. But if Christ fills these gaps there is hope for real and lasting change.

If we are to grow as a church we are to focus on the things that will help us keep our best days ahead of us.

The events in this final chapter of Acts serve as an illustration of how God promises to work all things for the good of those who love Him and are called according to His purposes.

Sometimes faithfully defending our hope in God calls us to simply share our story of how God transformed our lives.

Persecution isn't meaningless. It is sometimes what God uses to bring about his good and sovereign purposes in the lives of this people all over the world.

The Church of Jesus Christ can and should reasonably proclaim the saving truths of Jesus Christ regardless of how the world responds.

Godly courage comes to all who seek the Lord, his presence, and his plan for their life.

Paul shows us how to keep a good testimony for Christ even in the midst of very difficult circumstances.

Genuine unity in the church isn't always easy to achieve, but with the right attitude and the right response to conflict, unity can be one of the church's most valuable assets.

Discerning God's will in a particular situation isn't always easy, especially when two believers disagree. But disagreements among fellow believers don't have to turn into disasters.