Everyone who embraces Jesus enters a kingdom that undoes the brokenness of our world and give us an eternity our hearts long for. Everyone who refuses Jesus is left out of the Kingdom of God.

Jesus, steadfastly, carried out the ministry of God’s compassion for his people. Don’t push that away with an unwilling heart.

The Kingdom of God continues to spread throughout the world. The question before each of us is, “Have I entered that kingdom through the narrow door of Christ?”

Jesus came to release us from the bonds of sin and death so that we can live for the glory of God, not to put us under the bondage of a new set of rules.

The key to using your limited time correctly, and not wasting your life away, is seeing it as a gift given to you by Jesus to prepare you for eternity with Jesus.

The division we experience in our families is a fully-expected outcome in the mission of Christ. Because the gospel both saves and condemns, it divides.

Because God has saved us by his grace through Jesus, and brought us into his family, he wants us to serve him with eagerness and readiness while wait for Jesus’ return.

A life-well-spent is one that seeks and invests in God’s kingdom to the point that the concerns of this world fall away.

You and I can live terribly foolish lives that look perfectly normal, reasonable, even wise to the world around us. Instead, we need to pursue lives that are rich toward God.

If you want assurance of eternity with Christ, you will properly fear God and you will stand for Christ in the hardest moments.

You cannot save your soul by putting up a good religious front. That is hypocrisy. We need to submit to God’s Word and be transformed from the inside out by Christ.

Our eyes need to be trained on the gospel of Christ so that our hearts and minds are filled with the light of Christ