God's track record is flawless, and His ability to accomplish His purposes is unquestionable. 

Knowing the trajectory of the things of this world and their declared and promised end should drive us to place our hope and trust in God and not the world. ​

We must carefully balance between conformity and non-conformity by purposing to no longer be conformed to the world and by being transformed by the renewal of our minds.

We shouldn’t love the world because it means we have divided hearts.

We shouldn’t love the world because it means we have divided hearts.

It’s a tall order, but our job as the church is to help one another become like Christ in our thoughts, actions, and knowledge.​

It might be tempting to change the message because we often think we have to do something in return for what we are given, but not so with the gospel.

We experience salvation and a relationship with God today because Jesus was selfless. 

As parents, we are to point our children to Jesus. But before we can point them to Jesus, they, like us, need to see their need for him.

When we live in the way in which we have been made to live, we will find satisfaction, meaning, and joy.