Christians experience the fullness of joy when we make less of ourselves and more of Christ.

Rooted in Christ

Taking refuge in Yahweh’s presence from envy of ease and despair of difficulty.

Jesus, the second person of the Trinity, humbles Himself for the good of others and we are called to follow in His footsteps.

Light has come into the world and created the most fundamental distinction amongst mankind. Those whose deeds are evil refuse to come to the light for fear they might be exposed, while those who do the truth come to the light so that God will be glorified by His miraculous work of regeneration.

God demonstrates His amazing love for our dark and depraved world by sending His Son to rescue us from our sins.

Sow with perseverance to reap for eternity.

If you want to be a part of the Kingdom of God, you must be born of the Spirit.

There is a kind of “faith” that is not saving faith (e.g., James 2:19). We must, therefore, let Scripture create our categories and pursue true saving faith in our own lives and as we share the gospel with others.

Through Jesus’ death and resurrection, He becomes the fulfillment of the temple as the unique place God dwells with His people. The church is later called the temple with Jesus as the cornerstone (1 Pet. 2:4-8; Eph. 2:19-22). Jesus’ zeal for the temple should therefore lead us to have a robust zeal for Christ and His church.