Jesus isn’t just a good teacher or a good example. Jesus is God. He’s supreme over all creation and over His people. Therefore, Jesus must be supreme in our hearts. Christians must cultivate a heart that sees Jesus in His Word and savors Him as the Savior of our souls, both now and forever!

In an age marked by skepticism, pluralism, and strife, the question of all questions still stands: Who is Jesus? He is our great High Priest, who took on flesh, lived among us, died for sinners, rose in triumph, and now reigns as King forevermore.

Every church has a unique calling to go into all the world and send its best to the nations. In Acts 13, Antioch joyfully sent missionaries to proclaim the gospel, with a promised end. Therefore, believers must be willing and eager to send their best for God's fame across the earth.

Every believer is called to financial faithfulness, but our testimony is threatened by the desire for riches and the love of money. Forgiveness through Jesus and the gift of the Holy Spirit enables us to be content with what we have and control harmful desires. Therefore, we can live this out practically with our resources, doing God’s will and glorifying Him!

James confronts the church with a truth: favoritism has no place among God's people. Healthy churches love without distinction or delay. Therefore, because Christ loved us first, we must put partiality to death and love our brothers and sisters in Christ for God's glory.

On the final night of Jesus’ earthly ministry, He sacrificially served the disciples by washing their feet and called them to do the same to one another. Therefore, Christians ought to joyfully serve one another in any way possible as a living picture of Christ’s person and work for all the world to see.

Church discipline has caused confusion and pain for many. But that’s not how Jesus sees it. It’s discipleship that builds healthy churches and gospel witness to the world. So, Christians must grasp our responsibility to exercise church discipline and embrace our opportunity to honor Christ.

The Lord’s Supper is Christ’s gracious gift to the church, His covenant people, given to help us remember His sacrifice, proclaim the gospel, strengthen our fellowship, and anticipate His return. Therefore, we must receive it with faith, love, and reverence.

Through the finished work of the Lord Jesus Christ, God doesn’t merely save sinners, He adopts them into His family where they belong, love one another, grow together, and display God’s glory!

Baptism is the church's act of affirming a believer's union with Christ and a believer's act of committing themselves to Christ and His people. Therefore, every believer in Christ should be baptized by immersion and become a member of a local church!