Christians are united by God grace, and are called to reflect this good gift in their lives.

Christians are united by God grace, and are called to reflect this good gift in their lives.

Christians are united by God grace, and are called to reflect this good gift in their lives.

Christians are united by God grace, and are called to reflect this good gift in their lives.

Christians are united by God grace, and are called to reflect this good gift in their lives.

Edom rejoiced over Israel's downfall. That same impulse to rejoice in other people's failure is still in us today. 

Groaning over the effects of sin and death is a defining feature of our life here on earth. Psalm 102 describes both this groaning, and the hope we have through the resurrection of Jesus.

What will heaven be like? Heaven is both a place and a person.

How can we not just rejoice despite our suffering, but actually in our suffering?

With the Gospel as our foundation and godliness as our charge, we should make every effort to pursue virtue for assurance of our calling.

When difficult circumstances don’t make sense, this Psalm show us we can turn to God, complain to Him, ask questions, and trust that He will be faithful.

Gospel confidence flows from gospel comfort.

How can you rejoice in God’s presence no matter what you’re feeling or what you’re facing?

Judas betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver, but Mary was willing to give everything for him. Can you be bought away from Jesus, or are you willing to give him your whole life?

Why do you come to Jesus? For what you want, or what Jesus says you need?

In Jesus, God has united believers unto himself and to one another through the gospel. But how do churches pursue this kind of gospel unity together?

In Jesus, God has united believers unto himself and to one another through the gospel. But how do churches pursue this kind of gospel unity together?

What mindset should a Christian have? Here Peter shows us how to live with the end in view, for the glory of God.

In Hebrews 10:19-25 we are encouraged to keep running our race of faith by drawing near to God, by holding fast to our confession of hope, by stirring up one another to love and good works, and by continuing to gather as God’s church, all because of the perfect, once-for-all sacrifice of Jesus and the never-ending faithfulness of God to his promises.

By looking at the first chapter of the book of Joshua we see that God remembers God's promises, God's servant remembers God's precepts, and God's soldiers remember God's people.

A Sunday morning sermon from guest preacher Sam Allberry on Romans 15:7.

A Sunday morning sermon from guest preacher Sam Allberry on Romans 15:7.

Guest Preacher Nik Lingle of Westwood Baptist Church instructs us from Hebrew 9:13-14 where we see that the blood of Christ is able and effective to cleanse our conscience.

We all know what it's like to long for what we don't have. In 2 Cor. 5:1-4, we see what we all long for the most, where it's available, and how we can get it. 

Though we fear many things, Jesus has the power to free us from every overwhelming evil power (particularly fear of our sin and being in a sinful world) so we should not fear his power but trust his power.

When you imagine God looking at you, what expression does he have on his face?

What do you need to see about Jesus to rejoice in God in your heart, not just with your words?

A just and righteous king is to your life what rain is to freshly mown grass. Jesus is the king you need.

Who is God's most beautiful of Kings and what is it like to be married to Him?