As believers fully justified and being sanctified, we must turn our attention to obedience to the Father's will.

Do we intentionally use our tongue to be pleasing, edifying, and helpful? Or instead do we spew out what is rotten, worthless, and hurtful?

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.

While the world seeks selfish gain, Christians must be the opposite, seeking the salvation of the unsaved, being kind, gentle, and loving.

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

Through God's surpassing greatness, power, and glory we are given the Holy Spirit to strengthen and hold fast to our faith in Christ.

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.

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

The Mosaic law was never intended to be a means to salvation, but always pointed to sinful man’s inability to keep it.

Grace is the solitary means by which men and women are reconciled to God.