Holiness of life is the practical effect of salvation in those who are truly saved.

Genuine saving faith is evidenced by an unreserved submission to the Lordship of Jesus Christ.

The righteous person will, in faith, trust in God and His purposes even in the midst of suffering.

Ordination involves the call of the Holy Spirit, the confirmation of the Christian Church, and the commitment of the man of God to serve the Lord Jesus Christ.

"Love and trust must be maintained in perfect balance. Truth is never to be abandoned in the name of love, but love is not to be deposed in the name of truth. Truth without love has no decency; it's just brutality. On the other hand, love wihtout truth has no character; it's just hyprocrisy" (John MacArthur).

The love for God's word is the joy of one's life and the safeguard against sin.

The Christian life is marked by confidence that God will supply all my needs and overcome all my circumstances.

True peace comes through Jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace.

The Prince of Heaven, who became a poor man of Galilee, is now the Lord of Glory.

Being born He gave Himself as our companion, eating with us He gave Himself as food, dying He became our ransom, reigning He gave HImself as our reward (Thomas Aquinas).