In the final analysis, however, we believe the Bible to be God’s Word not ultimately by the mountain of historical, textual, archaeological, eyewitness, and experiential evidence, but by the work of the Holy Spirit.

While Scripture provides a multitude of reasons for us to trust it as the Word of God, the Holy Spirit is the only One who brings that truth home.

Both the words of the Bible and the circumstances in which they were written have great significance.

Today, we want to believe in a God who is only loving. But God’s love is just one of His many attributes. He is not only loving but perfectly loving … and just, holy, and sovereign.

live for Christ in every situation, in all things, even in times of affliction.

“the penalty for sin is determined by the magnitude of the one who is sinned against.”

While the presence of sin hasn’t disappeared from our lives, the power and penalty of sin have been vanquished.

Christian, you have no more hell to pay.

An incomplete Word leads to incomplete joy.