Paul's first letter to the Thessalonians is an entry into the heart of the apostle for his people. In answering questions about the 2nd coming, Paul encourages them to grow in holiness as their love abounds more and more for one another.

Paul’s first letter to the Thessalonians is an entry into the heart of the apostle for his people. In answering questions about the 2nd coming, Paul encourages them to grow in holiness as their love abounds more and more for one another. 

What bearing does the book of Isaiah have on us today? How do believers deepen their understanding of the gospel while reading through the Old Testament? Is the call to "Behold your God" made in Isaiah 40 a call for us today to share the gospel of Jesus Christ?

What bearing does the book of Isaiah have on us today? How do believers deepen their understanding of the gospel while reading through the Old Testament? Is the call to “Behold your God” made in Isaiah 40 a call for us today to share the gospel of Jesus Christ?

From Hannah's prayer to the death of Saul, the book of 1 Samuel moves us further into the redemptive history of Scripture and propels us into a deeper understanding of the coming work of Jesus Christ.

From Hannah's prayer to the death of Saul, the book of 1 Samuel moves us further into the redemptive history of Scripture and propels us into a deeper understanding of the coming work of Jesus Christ. 

The purpose for which we exist is bound up entirely in the person and work of Jesus Christ, who is supremely sovereign over all things. How then shall we live? How does understanding the grace of God in truth change how we endure and persevere with joy?

The purpose for which we exist is bound up entirely in the person and work of Jesus Christ, who is supremely sovereign over all things. How then shall we live? How does understanding the grace of God in truth change how we endure and persevere with joy? 

Who, or what, is at the root of the joy expressed by Paul in his letter to the Philippians? How can a believer find grounds for such joy in our daily lives, especially during our earthly trials? Where ought the believer's allegiances find footing? How does the gospel of God shape our thinking, attitudes, and conduct?

Who, or what, is at the root of the joy expressed by Paul in his letter to the Philippians? How can a believer find grounds for such joy in our daily lives, especially during our earthly trials? Where ought the believer’s allegiances find footing? How does the gospel of God shape our thinking, attitudes, and conduct?