From the Revelation: Christ is King series - We can more patiently endure evil when we pull the curtain back and understand the source and agents of our affliction as well as the hope available to us in our affliction.By Kevin Rogers

From the Revelation: Christ is King series - Judgment is coming for those who refuse to repent, but for the Church, a glorious day is coming. Those of us who are in Christ need not be afraid, for nothing can separate us from the love of God.By Robin Boisvert

From the Revelation: Christ is King series - God rules history and he will bring it to fulfillment in Christ.By Robin Boisvert

From the Revelation: Christ is King series - We do not overcome trials and temptations by our own power or might. The weapons of our warfare are not of this world. We are mighty when we hear and heed the Words of Christ. He who has ears to hear, let him hear—and overcome.By Kevin Rogers

From the Revelation: Christ is King series - There are times when Christians feel completely besieged. The book of Revelation will lift us up and give us perspective on what is coming. The victory is sure, and it changes the way you fight the battle.By Kevin Rogers

From the Stewardship series - God is faithful, but the only way to experience His faithfulness is to believe in Him. And true faith is only expressed when we obey Him.By Robin Boisvert

From the Stewardship series - We can give continually, worshipfully, and sacrificially, confidently knowing that God will supply all our needs, while our giving produces fruit that increases to our credit.By Jose Troche

From the Stewardship series - Our starting place for considering our giving is not guilt or self-righteousness, but the Gospel.By Kevin Rogers

From the Devoted to God series - Jesus died to free us from sin so that we may be devoted to God.By Robin Boisvert

From the Devoted to God series - We are called to surrender our hearts to God in entire devotion by adopting a new mentality, new conformity, and new reverence for Him.By Kevin Rogers

From the Devoted to God series - God, in His providence, uses circumstances, especially painful ones, to grow us in holiness.By Philip Martin

From the Devoted to God series - In light of who God is, how do we live a life devoted to Him?By Robin Boisvert

From the Devoted to God series - When we reflect upon God, who He is and what He has done, true worship rises in our hearts, and our desire is to glorify Him.By Robin Boisvert

From the Luke: The Wisdom of Jesus series - The proud, who rely on themselves, are judged. But the humble, who rely on God’s mercy, are justified.By Kevin Rogers

From the Luke: The Wisdom of Jesus series - When we are tested by our inability, we can be tempted to lose heart and neglect prayer. In those times, Jesus wants us to be assured that God’s relationship with us is personal, his justice is sure, and he will come for all who seek him.By Kevin Rogers

From the Luke: The Wisdom of Jesus series - A life devoted to God is marked by generosity, compassion, and a regard for Scripture, which will have a bearing on our eternal destiny.By Robin Boisvert

From the Luke: The Wisdom of Jesus series - We can tragically miss out on life in Christ because we are preoccupied with self-interest, self-promotion, self-preservation, and self-absorption.By Kevin Rogers

From the Luke: the Wisdom of Jesus series - The Lord Jesus receives and, in fact, seeks out lost sinners. He then rejoices with heaven when they are “found” as they demonstrate faith and repentance.By John Leconte

From the Luke: The Wisdom of Jesus series - A reckless sinner who humbly repents is celebrated over the proud whose confidence is in himself.By Jose Troche

From the Luke: The Wisdom of Jesus series - Jesus has a stern warning for us in this parable: He who covets and stores up treasure for himself and is not rich toward God is a fool.By Pat Ennis

From the Luke: The Wisdom of Jesus series - While the parable of the Good Samaritan provides an example of compassion, Jesus also uses it to reveal a much deeper issue that requires not just a simple change in behavior but a full regeneration of the heart.By Kevin Rogers

From the series - Paul provides a simple yet vital two-step plan for living out the truth in a world full of lies: follow godly examples and continue in God’s Word.By Todd Keeler

From the series - Paul urges Philemon and the Church to encourage one another, make sacrifices, and demonstrate grace as they pursue Gospel reconciliation for the sake of Christ.By Matt Maka

From the New Life: A Series in Colossians series - The Lord always has, and always will, use communities of imperfect people to accomplish extraordinary things as they simply live out their new life in Christ together in unity, in progress, and in purpose.By Kevin Rogers

From the series - Isaiah 12 is a song of future glory, but it is a song that weary Christians can sing today in light of the joy of our salvation, the joy of corporate worship, and the joy of the good news of the Gospel.By James Choi

From the New Life: A Series in Colossians series - Paul encourages the Colossians to pray steadfastly, manage time wisely, and speak graciously.By Jose Troche

From the New Life: A Series in Colossians series - Every Christian is under some God-ordained authority. Out of love and reverence for God, we will live under the authorities that he places among us.By Kevin Rogers

From the New Life: A Series in Colossians series - The new lifestyle we are called to involves putting off what is earthly and putting on what is heavenly.By Robin Boisvert

From the series - When some Greeks came to see Jesus, he knew that his death on the cross was near. His thought process in response to their request demonstrated his commitment to the glory of God and the salvation of all people.By Philip Martin

From the New Life: A Series in Colossians series - A resurrection mindset calls for putting off sin because we have died with Christ.By Robin Boisvert