God brings salvation to sinful humanity, accomplishing justification through His own work and offering His grace as a gift. He shows his righteousness to the world through the death and resurrection of Jesus and unites His people with their Savior. Therefore, if God is truly for us, who could possibly be against us? We should glory in our salvation and live for God!

The new birth is a work of the Spirit that results in looking to Jesus by faith and being saved by His finished work on the cross. If we’re going to enter the Kingdom of God, we must look to Jesus for our salvation, and keep looking to Jesus for our sanctification, knowing that the Spirit will change us!

The doctrine of original sin helps us understand that we are all sinners without excuse, which means we have been separated from our good, generous, and gracious Creator ever since the Garden of Eden. As a result, only One can represent us, reconcile us, and resurrect us: the Lord Jesus Christ.

By the power of God’s word, He provides a perfect paradise in which man and woman are placed to live in eternal fellowship with their Creator. But now, after the fall, Eden is a picture of the glorious paradise that God has in store for all those who trust in Jesus as their Lord and Savior.

By the power of His word, God created the entire universe out of nothing, bringing life out of death, with purpose and meaning; which points forward to the reality that God also brings spiritual life out of death through His Word, the Lord Jesus, and offers eternal rest to all who believe in Him.

At the final judgment, all will be evaluated on whether they kept the Law to love God with all their heart and love their neighbor in Christ as themselves, which are essential works that attend the reality of saving faith.

Jesus, the one true King, is different than what the disciples anticipated. He is not only the promised Son of Man, but the Suffering Servant, who will be crucified on a cross. Therefore, we must repent, believe, and be willing to sacrifice our comfort, priorities, and relationships to follow Christ!

In light of God’s eternal plan to grow and mature the church into the likeness of her Savior, each member is called and commanded to lay aside sin and put on Christ-likeness; specifically walking in sacrificial love for one another in very real and practical ways in order to promote unity!

The Lord Jesus doesn’t just save sinners but also makes them His disciples, who know Him, love Him, and live for His honor and praise. Therefore, Jesus’ disciples are called to go on mission, trust His provision to satisfy, and lead a life of self-denial until He returns in glory!

Jesus Christ, the one true King, is willing and able to engage with kingdom authority and compassion to heal, restore, and save those who are in desperate need of a Savior. Therefore, we must be those who recognize our need, put our faith in Christ, and trust His perfect plan for our lives!