In Romans chapter 5-6 we learn about the essence of God’s plan.  All of his gifts – peace, hope, and love – come to us through Jesus in a surprising way.  The benefits of Jesus’ death (described in Romans chapter 3) open up into more than we can imagine.  God’s

The Beatitudes are a well-known part of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. A succession of “Blessed are…” followed by who and why and what kind of blessing they’ll receive. But who are the Poor in Spirit, and how can this Beatitude be such an encouragement to us?

We see in the New Testament that individual local churches got established in each community, with a plurality of leaders, starting with elders who are appointed from their group to oversee the spiritual life and well-being of that flock of Christ’s sheep. Other leaders, such as deacons, assist with the

Dr. David Humphreys shares from Isaiah 26:3, revealing God’s promise of perfect peace to those who trust Him. In a world full of uncertainty, he highlights how true peace is not found in circumstances but in Christ, the Prince of Peace.