Racism and partiality are unbiblical distortions of the image of God. In Christ, we are called to reflect His impartiality and to celebrate diversity as a witness to the gospel.

Being made in God’s image defines our true identity, not as something we invent but as a gift we receive from Him. Scripture grounds identity in God’s design, offering stability in a culture of confusion and false gospels.

God created every person with inherent value as His image-bearers. When we grasp our divine design, we learn to treat others with the honor and respect they deserve.

The Book of Psalms, a collection of 150 religious songs, prayers, and poems found in the Old Testament, is often called the “Hymnal” or “Prayer Book” of the Bible. It reflects human emotions from despair to praise and serves as a guide for prayer and worship.

The security of salvation depends on whose work it ultimately is. We might fumble, but God remains faithful.

You must flourish as a disciple before you succeed as a minister. Certain relationships are vital for the long-term health of your ministry.

People think that worship is the music a church sings, but it is much more. The corporate gathering of God’s people is essential to our spiritual formation.

When missions becomes focused on the doer and less about the sender, we have shifted from a biblical theology centered around the mission of God to a religious-based humanitarian agency that no longer represented the One whom we claim to be an ambassador for. 

Christians understand the importance of discipleship, but few actively practice it. We need to move beyond ministry programs and prioritize personal disciple-making.

A local church is supposed to function as a faith family, assisting one another thoroughly. Without clear organization for how to do so, many needs will remain unmet.