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 ...".

Won't you come and eat, drink and believe and find that satisfaction you've been searching for all your life?

Many of us, if not all of us, come into our Christian faith with a less than complete understanding of the rich depths of the Gospel.

Have you ever wondered what runs through the mind of an angel as he carries out will of God?

Time spent with Jesus is time well spent.

Continue, faithful steward, for the Lord himself is by your side.

Jesus will show up and accomplish his will in his way under his timeline.

And today, Jesus still offers himself to those who have rejected, spurned, insulted, and cast all sorts of evil on him.

God is both faithful and able to bring about his promises in your life. Even the hidden ones.

The King became the slave so that we might become royal sons and daughters. Do we represent this in our living?

Knowledge without heart is a dangerous tool that can inflict blunt force trauma and leave behind offense, injury, and alienation.