Bill Magsig | While Pharisees plot and Judas grumbles, Mary lavishly pours out her love to Jesus. Rather than panic about external enemies, the gospel calls us in to worship and rest in Jesus.

Bill Magsig | When intense suffering hits we can find ourselves asking, “If God really loves me, why is my life like this?” The account of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead reveals a lot about God’s love for us in our suffering.

Bill Magsig | We hate the idea of not being completely independent. But as gospel people, the way of life is the way of glad submission to Jesus and his Scriptures. While we were still in rebellion against him, Jesus went to the cross to rescue us.

Bill Magsig | “I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep.” (John 10:11)

Bill Magsig | In John 9, Jesus heals physical blindness and reveals spiritual blindness. Just like he can give physical sight, only he can open our spiritual eyes.

Dave Baker | How should Christians process others walking away from the faith? In John chapter 8, John shows us several things about true and false belief. Jesus says that those whom the Son sets free will continue to follow him, and will ultimately never see death.

Bill Magsig | Christians are resident foreigners in this world. Our true home, our true country, is yet to come: a perfect, eternal city built by God himself. To endure in the faith, we must embrace our identity as resident foreigners and live in hope of the world to come.

Bill Magsig | Radical Christian community is essential to enduring Christian faith.

Bill Magsig | The author of Hebrews tells us that holiness and endurance go hand in hand. What does it look like to run the race of gospel faith and obedience?

Bill Magsig | The Bible says that Jesus provides a kind of sabbath rest for his weary people. Before sabbath rest is ever a day to observe, it’s a principle to believe.