The work of ethnic harmony is the painful work of progressive sanctification.

When God has moved among His people in times of cultural disintegration, it has always been built upon their prayers.

When the Church of Jesus Christ embraces her role of showing the world that the God of the Bible is the one true God, profound things begin to occur.

In Philippians 4, Paul charges the people of God to be marked by joy, graciousness, and prayer and to leave a mark themselves.

Because of Jesus and what He has done, Christians can walk in a kind of unshakable joy that the world can’t touch.

In the coming of Jesus, love has been made visible, love has been defined, and real love has expanded across the globe.

Christ’s kingdom of peace is where we all long to live forever, and anyone can enter in—not by political conquest but by personal surrender.

The advent of Jesus Christ gives us hope for freedom from the idols that promise what they cannot deliver.

Those who belong to a local church are part of the great mystery that lies at the center of God’s plan for salvation.

Generous grace-givers are motivated by an inward gospel reward and an outward gospel response.