Be who you are in Christ, not who you were before Christ.

Because Christ suffered the greatest wrong to forgive our sins, we can suffer great wrongs by forgiving one another so that the world will know we are Christians by our love.

The Church is called to display Christ's love by rescuing the sinful, growing the godly, and declaring the gospel.

God calls us to be spiritual fathers and mothers who demonstrate His love through Christ-centered lives that compel imitation.

God gives us great comfort in being citizens of Christ’s already and not yet Kingdom so that we can have great courage in living cross-centered lives right now.

God calls us to put off self-exalting pride and put on self-forgetting humility by remembering God's glorious grace.

Remembering the resurrection replaces the fear of the death with the hope of eternal life and empowers us to live for the glory of Christ today.

God calls pastors to be examples of what it means to be servants of Christ who faithfully steward the responsibility and privilege of giving the gospel to God's people.