Exposing sin through the light of Christ is critical to sharing the full Gospel with the lost and leading people to repentance.

One of the easiest ways we can imitate God is to imitate His Son – by walking in love toward God and others.

The divine call of the Christian is to live a life that selflessly honors and serves God in all we do.

The Lord has given us the gift of godly evangelists, pastors, and teachers to equip us for service and lead us toward Christ.

If it were not for Christ’s humility in choosing to descend from heaven, every one of us would be utterly lost to our sin for all eternity.

What better place for Christ to be born than where the sacrificial sheep were kept, under the watch of the priestly shepherds.

Believers are called to be united in the faith and serve each other with humility and impartiality, which is pleasing to God.

The more we comprehend the breadth, length, height and depth of our own depravity, the more we can truly comprehend His love for us.

Suffering is part of the Christian's life, and we're told to press on in joy and with praise.

Perhaps one of the hardest things for us believers to grasp is the assurance of our salvation.

Paul recognized that he was indeed a sinner rotten to the core, and that only by God’s unfathomable and unmerited grace was he saved.

Paul tells us our share in the promise God made to Abraham was a mystery hidden in God until it was revealed by the apostles.

No matter what we are going through, we can take a valuable lesson from Paul in recognizing that God has us here for a specific purpose.

As citizens of God’s heavenly household, we all are being fitted together and growing into a holy temple in the Lord.

Paul reveals that through Christ’s sacrifice we can now share in God's covenant with Abraham.

Just as a dead man can do nothing to help his condition, neither can we do anything to save ourselves.

All rulers and powers on earth and in the spiritual world are subject to God the Son by the authority given to Him from God the Father.

Christ purchased us while we were slaves of sin and made us slaves of righteousness.

Here we have two fascinating points to take away from the drink offering...

As we’ve seen over the past few weeks, the gospel of Christ is woven into the fabric of human history. It was written in the names of...