Though our salvation is secure, we must learn to stand firm and trust God in the midst of the spiritual battles we face.

The Passover story is a foreshadowing of the Gospel--how God's judgement and mercy were satisfied through the Cross of Jesus Christ.

There is blessing in obedience and consequence for those who defiantly choose to disobey the Word of God.

God's calling of Moses rests not on his own sufficiency or ability, but on God's power and equipping.

God is not unaware or indifferent to our circumstances; he hears our prayers, he sees our situation, he knows what we're experiencing, and he acts on our behalf according to his promises.

Jesus stepped down into the darkness of humanity 2,000 years ago, bringing light to a dark world, and he does the same in our lives today!

Jesus was born so we can be re-born into the Kingdom of God!

The Nicene Creed is not just a dusty ancient document; it outlines for us the most important Biblical question we could ever ask--who is the baby lying in the manger?

As Paul closes out his letter to the Colossians, he reminds believers that the Church is called both to inward discipleship and outward mission.

At the foot of the Cross, the ground is level--Paul calls everyone, regardless of their station in life, to live in Christlikeness toward one another.