It is essential to understand Jesus’ identity. He is more than a prophet, more than a good teacher, and more than a humanitarian. He is God in the flesh. Because he is God in the flesh, his death on behalf of sinful people was sufficient to pay the...

God graciously makes us partakers of his divine nature; it is not something we can achieve. However, God sent Jesus, his only Son, as our rescuer because of his great love, redeeming us from corruption to righteousness.

Stewardship begins with Christ cultivating our hearts. First, he saves us by grace, giving us a new life and mission. And second, he conditions and empowers us continually by his Spirit to be successful in our mission.

If you’re comfortable with sin (wickedness), you’ll be uncomfortable with revival and the renewal of Christ in your life. In other words, as long as you embrace sin, you’ll not embrace holiness, and if you’re not embracing holiness, your turning away...

God wants to cultivate our hearts, making us more like Jesus to his glory for the good of others and ourselves. And he uses the church to bring it about.

Beyond God’s introduction and offer of salvation for those who believe, he desires you to engage his word to know him intimately.

A life with bountiful spiritual rewards is one with a rich practice of prayer. Intimate fellowship with God through prayer cultivates our hearts and nourishes spiritual fruitfulness.

God’s love and power will work mightily in each of us who trust him enough to love him thoroughly, seek his kingdom before anything else and submit to be filled with his Holy Spirit. Doing so will enable us to serve faithfully in missions, ministry...

By his Spirit, Jesus Christ established his universal church, linking all believers worldwide together with a common identity and purpose. Each faithful local congregation is the visible gathering of the people of God and the embodiment of Christ...

Like Mark, we are like jars of clay. Our faith is more prone to fracture and break than we care to admit. However, as we mature, our faith grows, and we become steadfast and more complete. We learn to ask for wisdom, allowing us to see and understand...