Since human life is supremely valuable to God, all of human life should be supremely valuable to us, too.

God provides His formula for success in the first chapter of Joshua.

Adam exhibits eight characteristics, four he has in common with the Messiah, four that are imperfect reflections of Him.

God reveals His plan of redemption through the life of a young girl whom nobody wanted.

We see shadows of God's character and nature throughout the Old Testament and can hear echoes of His redemptive plan as well. In Hannah's story, we can learn much about God, how He operates and how He foretells the arrival of John the Baptist. But, what does it mean to us-

As he church, we're called to be committed to Christ, to be committed to each other, and to be committed to spreading the Good News.

God has planted in us a divine seed through Christ, the fruit of which is that we love one another as Christ has loved us.

As Paul brings his teaching to the Romans to a close, we see hope for the church in the harmony of the church.

What is God doing---What has God done---What should we do---What will He do-

As Christians, God calls us to intimate relationships with our fellow believers, to minister to each other, and to proclaim the gospel to the world - all based on our union in Christ. Together as the church, we're the demonstration of the power of God for salvation.