The faith given to Moses had mutated to the point where men were accustomed to practicing faith like a business. Jesus challenged them to come back to the heart of God and to His purpose.

Jesus modeled for us the example to seek the Father in every decision. Our calling as believers is to hear the voice of God and to obey him in every detail. This is the path of blessing and fulfillment of God’s call upon our lives.

The reason why we originally came to Jesus is most likely not in line with the ultimate reason for which we were saved. We must understand that we were saved to bring all glory to Jesus Christ.

What is God like? Jesus revealed His in both words and actions. Jesus is the perfect balance of how God works with us. He offers the truth about who we are but then comes with grace to help us.

In this Psalm, King David clearly lays out the path to a long and good life. He ties it to the praises and blessings that continually come from our mouths.

Psalm 34

The Church of Jesus carries the Psalm 2 mandate to pray as joint heirs of Jesus Christ. As joint heirs, we can ask for nations on behalf of God.

Since all that we see will one day be purified with fire, the Apostle Peter calls us to live for eternal things. Placing all our identity and stock in earthly things disrupts our life, but seeking first God’s kingdom helps us be “at peace.”

Some will mock those who believe in the return of Christ. Our understanding is that it is God’s unwillingness to see any perish that delays His return.

The Love of God is the most superior truth and reality. Today we'll explore what this means for our lives as Christians. Knowing his love is more than a nice sentiment, but a transformational truth that will impact every area of our lives.

Though righteous prophets were outnumbered, they remained faithful to God. They faced opposition, but the Lord knows how to deliver the righteous, and He is faithful to do just that.