The Promise of the Father--Reading, meditating on, and following the Law of God gives us a greater appreciation of the work of our Lord Jesus Christ and, thus, enables us to know the salvation of God more fully and completely.

God ruled over the flood; He still rules today.

It's not often that the debate between free will and determinism surfaces.

Jesus is the greatest Kingdom visionary.

If we have little heart for this, let's admit it, shall we?

Spring testifies to the promise of new life.

Something in the human psyche impels us toward improvement, if not perfection.

Eternal Glory--The believer’s ultimate hope of glory awaits us beyond time and history, in a new heavens and new earth where righteousness dwells.

To Advance the Kingdom--The Gospel that Jesus and the apostles proclaimed is the Gospel of the Kingdom (cf. Matt. 4.17, 23; Acts 20.25). It heralds the astonishing news that a new epoch has begun in human history, ...

Redeemed for Good Works--In the Gospel we insist that men are not saved by works. To try to use the Law of God – or any standard of human righteousness – as a means of redemption is to fall short of God’s glory.

The Way to God’s Promises--The Gospel, as every believer knows, holds out the promise of eternal life through repentance and faith in Jesus Christ.

Free from Wrath--The Good News that guilty sinners need to hear is that God has made a way for them to dwell in His presence forever, without fear of judgment or wrath (Rom. 8.1). That way is through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.