Christ is the glorious opposite of many of the vivid images and dark portrayal of the false teacher in 2 Peter.

Christians can be tempted put their faith in a new or updated thing. This is how attacks come and what the letter of Jude warns us about.

Jude’s short letter revolves around one main command—contend for the faith.

The best kept secret to a resilient church is this: Christians are called to love in the truth and live in the truth.

How do we contend for the faith in the meantime?

How can we build relationship so that we can effectively share our faith?

The book of Revelation is a triumphant vision of God’s final victory over all the forces of evil in the world through Jesus Christ.

Those who persevere in faith while suffering persecution should be full of hope. They will one day fully experience the salvation promised.

Peter encourages his readers to endure suffering and persecution by giving themselves entirely to God.

The topic of giving, of using our money for something more than our own needs and wishes, is too important to ignore.

This book is a manual for Christian growth within the community of faith.

What Jesus says about his church and how Jesus evaluates his church must matter more to us than anything else.

How does one preach Christ crucified while working through a practical, imperative-laden book like the letter of James?

Hebrews shows us that the Bible is not a collection of unrelated stories, but is rather one unified story

Often our idols are good things turned ultimate. How do we identify when a good thing has become an idol?

Hebrews 10:19-25 In the book of Hebrews, we discover many privileges that come to us because of what Jesus did on the cross. Because...