If God is all powerful, why doesn't He just crush evil instantaneously the moment it raises its ugly head? Well, because God is aiming for something superior to control. Rather, He is working out the long game of love, taking wise steps to ensure that all who say yes to Him do so voluntarily and to make certain sin never rises up again for all eternity future.

Your future is a present reality, which sounds weird, but it's true. And it's a pretty amazing future. Will you identify with all Christ has already achieved for you? That's the crucial question.

When I was seven, everybody in my class was chosen to be on one of the two teams, except me. When I was 13, the prettiest girl in the room chose me to dance with her. According to Paul, you've been chosen by God because He wants you. And the reason He wants you, is because He loves you.

The single most important issue of life is identity. If you don't know who you are, you don't know what to do with yourself or how to relate to others. But the moment your identity is clearly defined, everything changes.

The resurrection of Christ isn't just a historical event, it is the triumph of the principle of self-sacrificing love over selfishness.

We humans were moving along creating technology and then, at some point along the way, our technology began creating us. And our moral maturity is no match for the monster we've made.

In today's simple message we look at four threes that tell that central story of Scripture. What? "Four threes," you say? Well, listen and find out! I/We think you'll love it.

Harry and Meghan have shocked the world with their revelations about the royal family. And Jesus, in the Gospel of Matthew, long ago explained that God doesn't like monarchies to begin with.

Jordan Peterson is one of the most controversial figures of our time. People hate him and others love him. Regardless of what you think of his political perspectives, maybe God is trying to get his attention, as well as yours and mine.

The Gospel tribe is made up of all tribes. We live in increasingly fragmented and polarized times. Fortunately, the gospel shows us the way forward.