The Bible doesn’t just talk about the gospel as individual salvation; the gospel is the good news that God is redeeming everything.

You can grow up in church your entire life and never truly hear the gospel because receiving it and being transformed by its power requires God to move.

Spiritually vibrant disciples keep in step with Jesus’ holy disruptions.

Paul writes that we should refrain from quenching the Holy Spirit as He works to make us look more like Jesus.

Often unrecognized, the Holy Spirit’s unseen work in the Christian is profound and necessary for life and godliness.

God’s love defines us, saves us, and transforms us, and it is the only thing that can correct our trajectory of lovelessness.

The Lord’s Church is built to flourish in the face of opposition.

Paul writes in 2 Corinthians that the people of God are to be captive, aromatic ambassadors of Jesus to the world around them.

Jesus calls His followers to show radical hospitality to everyone we meet, especially those different from us.

Your spiritual appetites reveal whether you’re on a trajectory of maturation or devolving back into infancy.