Though Christians will be persecuted for their faithfulness to Christ, God promises to vindicate His people and that His kingdom will stand forever.

Jesus Christ is the Savior of the world who stands victorious over sin and death in His resurrection; therefore, He deserves to be worshiped and revered by all creation.

Our commitment should not be to our own comfort, but to the cross of Christ.

An encounter with the living Christ is where faith is born.

The most radical event in history is worthy of a massively abundant response.

What will it take to move you to be courageous about the King?

Signs point us to God’s work…and sometimes his judgment for ignoring them.

Your mission isn’t over. Your ultimate celebration is ahead.

The foundational purpose in praying is God’s glory.

God is the only source of true/complete justice, and without Jesus, that’s scary.

Staying in the true vine is a willful act, bearing fruit is the joy.

To love others or even yourself, God’s word in your heart is one of your greatest weapons.

Love is many things, but ultimately it’s an attitude that results in action.

Don’t boast about tomorrow, for you don’t know what a day might bring.

Calling the church back to her first love ought to be a regular occurrence.

Jesus is the victorious King, but his victory is not what the crowds anticipated.

Jesus became a temple of human flesh in order to restore the fellowship that was lost due to sin.

When we learn to trust Jesus, we will experience the triumph of life over death.

We, the church, should tell the next generation what the Bible teaches about God and his salvation in order to warn them against sin and encourage them to entrust their entire lives to Jesus.

Nothing disqualifies us from being used by God to reveal his glory and point more people to him.