When it comes to the gospel of grace, 'different' is dangerous.

Paul's formal introduction in Galatians clearly reveals the foundational truth that

Spiritual growth takes place as we obey God's command to grow, by connecting to His word and His people on the path of discipleship.

Just as in Jesus' ministry, the kingdom of God should be at the center of our hearts and minds.

The length of time between Jesus' first and second comings should not feed doubts about some kind of delay, but instead should feed our faith in the mercy and patience of God.

In the end, our 'rapture' will be a 'catching up' to meet Jesus in the air, in order to be with Him forever.

When Jesus talks to His disciples about the "close of the age", His emphasis is more on the 'why' of such knowledge, rather than the 'when'.

In the Lord's Prayer, Jesus helps us understand our true needs in light of God's priorities.

The opening requests of the Lord's Prayer are, in fact, one request, and the greatest request we could ever offer up.