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Some critics have accused Christians of being “exclusionary” in our beliefs, in that we believe that Jesus is the only way to heaven. However, that one way into heaven is available to everyone.

Throughout history, God has made covenants with individuals and specific people groups. God’s last and greatest covenant is the salvation covenant that He has made with all of humankind.

The only way to arrive at an informed conclusion about Jesus is to rationally evaluate the evidence.

We should be careful not to talk ourselves out of doing big things for Jesus. Likewise, we should be careful not to talk ourselves out of doing small things for Jesus.

No matter how much you have, or how little you have, there’s always something you can give back to God.

Christ’s sacrifice was a triumph…just not the one that the people at that time were looking for.

A testimony of sin and a case for immediate and sincere repentance rather than running away to hide from God and the church out of shame. It teaches that once convicted, the pain can only be remedied by being honest with the Lord God and warns that the longer we wait, the further we will backslide.

While our children are young, let's use our influence to lead them into a relationship with Jesus.

Will you accept Jesus’ invitation to join His revolution, or will you attempt to preserve the status quo?

God is tremendously eager to forgive us when we genuinely repent.

No matter how much you have, or how little you have, there is always a temptation to give in to greed.

Jesus teaches His followers to love and serve our fellow human beings, without limits.

There are three things that we can do about sin in our own lives, and in the lives of others.

All things are possible for those who believe.

What does it take to follow Jesus? What does it mean to be the Church? What are the non-negotiables? Jesus provides us with answers to these questions, and more, in the 16th chapter of Mathew's Gospel.

How we celebrate Christmas changes from one year to the next, but the reason we celebrate remains constant.

Jesus doesn’t promise to give us what we want. He does, however, promise to give us what we need.

After losing a loved one, Jesus makes time to mourn.

Sometimes the peace needs to be disturbed.

Welcoming Jesus into your life is bound to cause some “drama.” Usually drama is something we want to avoid, but sometimes we need a little dramatic activity to bring unspoken issues to the surface.