The humbling fact of the matter is that we cannot do anything eternally useful or significant without Him.

God's intentions toward us are pure and the motive of his heart is for our good.

Jesus is the Master of the Breakthrough - he has gone out against all of our enemies and defeated them.

The work being done now will result in joy in the end.

Only God can satiate the deep thirsting of our soul. Only a relationship with the Author of Life can satisfy our deepest need.

Do you have a difficult time trusting others? How would you define guile?

Worship may be one of the most misunderstood and controversial matters in the body of Christ today.

We, all of us, are simply servants, called to faithfully steward the gifts of grace given us by God. There is no room for favorites.

Jesus invites us into the light of his kingdom, bringing sight to our blindness and hope to our lives.

The Christian vocabulary may seem unrelatable on the surface, but God has not left us at a loss in understanding the truths of the Gospel.

Our ultimate trust is in the Lord. He is the one that we can safely and without fear entrust ourselves to.

Our position does not exclude us from the service of others, it necessitates it.

Jesus, the Son of Man, is in a class by himself, the man par excellence, worthy of our worship.

Praise and rejoicing await us as we embrace the power and faithfulness of God shown through his promises to us.

Life is filled with a cycle of gains and losses - mourning is a familiar companion. But Jesus is preparing a home without loss for us.

Christ, our example, has called us into the service of others and enabled us to do so well.

In the end we will see that the one whose mercy and goodness had been chasing us down all our lives is still with us.

One day we will see in full glory the brightness of his compassion, grace, patience, love, and faithfulness.

Our testimony of what God has done should lift the gaze of the hearers to worship the One who is good.

For every hard thing in your life, for every loss, there is a "But God ...".