Faithfulness to our mission requires letting the gospel shape how we think and what we do.

Being faithful to our gospel mission in the world requires believing and applying the gospel to our relationships within.

Walking faithfully as God's people requires following examples who know that their citizenship is in heaven and who hope fully in the resurrection to come.

Fellowshipping with Jesus in his death and resurrection requires a gospel-shaped humility and a gospel-fueled passion and perseverance.

Knowing Christ personally means walking in the power of his resurrection and following the pattern of the cross.

There is no gain in the world that compares to knowing Jesus and being counted righteous through faith in him.

Being joyfully satisfied in Jesus and our identity in him is our safeguard from being led astray.

God has acted decisively in Jesus Christ to rescue a broken, rebellious people for himself and redeem his fallen world.

A Spirit-empowered obedience that shows itself in gratitude, holiness, and joy is a necessary fruit of the gospel.