Since the Day of Pentecost the Holy Spirit has been laboring to reveal Jesus to the whole world.

Sometimes we can be so spiritually-minded that we forget to be human.

Jesus has not come to show us that he is God. God has come to show us that he is Jesus.

The never-healing wounds of Jesus are ever-healing the wounds of we who inflicted them upon him.

On the one hand, Jesus is the God who sits on the throne of Heaven. On the other, he is the man who carries his own cross for the whole world.

The single most important truth in all of history—the only truth with the power to save us: God is Jesus.

If delighting in God is the source of our joy, then our becoming devoted to one another is the source of God’s joy.

We so easily turn our deep need to trust and depend on God and others to depending on substitutes, ranging from self-reliance to substances.

Everybody wants to go deeper, but nobody wants to go down. Discontent will lead in one of two directions: distraction or depth.

True growth most often begins with a growing sense of dissonance—of being dissatisfied with the way things are.

Holy discontent is the distance between the truth one knows and the reality one experiences.

LISTEN NOW! July 28, 2020 Philippians 1:3-6 3 I thank my God every time I remember you. 4 In all my prayers for all of you, I always pray with joy 5 because of your partnership in...

We fail to lay hold of the fullness of Jesus Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit because we are isolated in broken patterns of sin.

As Christians, we know that in Jesus Christ a greater tabernacle has come into our midst! It is through Jesus Christ that we have now been brought near to God.

The work of the Lord is not something we do "for the Lord." It is something the Lord does through us for others and he does it as we give ourselves to him.

The Christian faith—also known as the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ—is about the defeat of sin and the end of death.

Because Christ is raised from the dead, all those who are in Christ will also be raised from the dead. There is no such thing as one without the other.

The gospel begins with perfect love in the perfect union of a God who is three in one.