Loving God is inseparable from loving others, and we can do both as we turn to the Scriptures and seek God, whose love is His fundamental nature. He created us in His image; therefore, we are called to demonstrate a love like His, reflecting His heart for mankind.

The cross is foundational to everything we do as disciples and ministers. If we want to remain faithful to the call God has given us as a global family of churches, we must continue to be Christ-centered.

The cross is foundational to everything we do as disciples and ministers. If we want to remain faithful to the call God has given us as a global family of churches, we must continue to be Christ-centered.

The cross is foundational to everything we do as disciples and ministers. If we want to remain faithful to the call God has given us as a global family of churches, we must continue to be Christ-centered.

The cross is foundational to everything we do as disciples and ministers. If we want to remain faithful to the call God has given us as a global family of churches, we must continue to be Christ-centered.

Jesus is not just our Savior but also the Lord of our lives. Allowing Him to be Lord means He has the final say over every area of our lives. "JESUS." is not just a statement, but a testament to how God has called us to live our lives.

Jesus is not just our Savior but also the Lord of our lives. Allowing Him to be Lord means He has the final say over every area of our lives. "JESUS." is not just a statement, but a testament to how God has called us to live our lives.

The striking of the Shepherd, the scattering of the sheep, and Peter’s denial were foretold. But so is the resurrection of Christ, the restoration of the disciples, and the taking care of the sheep. Peter was restored and reinstated to taking care of God’s flock. The risen Christ assures us of our full restoration as a people set apart for God.

The striking of the Shepherd, the scattering of the sheep, and Peter’s denial were foretold. But so is the resurrection of Christ, the restoration of the disciples, and the taking care of the sheep. Peter was restored and reinstated to taking care of God’s flock. The risen Christ assures us of our full restoration as a people set apart for God.

Peter’s bold confession, weak intercession, and empty words. Jesus knows our deepest intentions, human limitations, and empty confessions, yet lovingly warns, guides, and restores us. Jesus Christ was set apart as a substitutionary sacrifice for our redemption.