Nobody is going to get everything right all the time. As the church, our aim is not to be right on all things, in all the times. Rather, the Bible calls us to three pursuits of greater value. 

True strength is not found in the gritting of teeth or clenching of fists, but in the willingness to lay down at the foot of the cross and trust God as we choose the course of kindness.

As it always is with God, we get more than we deserve.

Left without a challenger, pride makes us into self-exalters who forget that we are here to magnify God and not ourselves.

God is in the business of opposing and exalting, of bringing down and lifting up.

True greatness, according to Jesus, is found in being rather unimpressive.

What you do with that conviction is the difference between arrogance and humility, immaturity and maturity.

The world is a barren wilderness without love. You really do need each other.

The world is a barren wilderness without love. You really do need each other.

Because of who He is, in light of who we are, and because we are received by Him, we worship this infinitely other God with hearts full of gratitude and praise!