God’s character precedes God’s call because God’s call is not rooted in what we have to offer but in what God offers through us.
Understanding that God’s affection is rooted in his faithfulness to his promises frees believers to have confidence that God is always near no matter the circumstances.
Revelation 1-16 as the Care of our Sovereign Lord over the New Covenant Age of the Last Days; the Tribulation: and the Overthrow of Our Wounded, Raging Enemy.
What is the Biblical teaching on the Lord’s Supper and how does that inform the way we celebrate it? How should we think about it especially in light of the warnings in 1 Corinthians 11:17-34?
What do the laws and instruction in the Old Testament tell us about the character of God? Especially when they seem contradictory to a loving God?
Why are there different religions and holy books in the world and how do we know the Bible is the correct one? Who authorized the Bible? How can we trust that the Bible is the inspired word of God?
True repentance is always rooted in the recognition of God’s mercy and our brokenness.
The only way to defeat our fears is to trust something greater than our fear.
Confidence in God’s sovereignty allows us to forgive when wronged.