Peter had one of the most authentic relationships with Jesus recorded in the New Testament.  An examination of his interactions will lead us to develop authenticity in our relationship with Jesus as well.

There are those who profess Christ but many who do not possess Jesus. Those who possess Jesus will be distinguished by their obedience to Jesus, love of others, and witness to the world.

How would you describe your life? God wants us to have a life that is centered on Jesus.  The gospel-centered life is one that magnifies the good news in order to eternally effect others.

God has a purpose for your life.  Apply these critical guidelines to your life in order to develop your vision and understand your values in order to achieve your life's purpose!

God provides a prescription for our healing, but it is only effective when it is taken and applied. Radical humility through prayer and fasting expresses our intense desire for God to hear and to help us.

Your life is a song of praise to God.  Make it a sweet song by orchestrating the three chords of hope, reliance, and humility!

A disciple readily recognizes the urgency and importance of the gospel and is willing to adapt to any circumstance to join Jesus in his mission.  Are you this type of disciple?

The life founded on the Beatitudes has purpose beyond mere practice. Listen to learn the purpose of happiness and holiness. Listen to learn the purpose of happiness and holiness.

In his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus explained much more than a new ethic for life. He explained the righteous lifestyles that reflected God's grace. Dr. Martin explores Jesus' principles for having godly relationships from the Sermon on the Mount.