As we reach the end of a contentious election season, we must continue to pray for our leaders and get back to the most important work there is: making disciples of Jesus Christ.

In a time of extreme division and distrust in our society, the people of God have the opportunity to step in and overcome evil with good.

The people of God are called to have a higher allegiance, law, hope, and standard than those who do not belong to Him.

At the end of John’s Gospel, Jesus offers Simon Peter the same thing He offers to us: freedom from shame.

We are able to stand firm in the mercy and presence of Jesus because He knows our names.

As He died on the cross, Christ fulfilled the promises of God and finished His atoning work once and for all.

In the High Priestly Prayer, Jesus asks the Father to bring unity to those who would believe in Him.

The Holy Spirit is sent by the Son to do the necessary work of revealing to the Church what is wrong, what is right, and who has already won the battle.

Christ prepares His people for life in Him by rehearsing the truth in the midst of struggle and inviting us to see the Father.

When we recognize Jesus as the resurrection and the life, we can join the refrain of Scripture that finds Him to be better than anything else.