I want to move beyond believing in God to actually believing God in His Word; and not just part of His Word—all of it.

Because God’s sovereign love doesn’t change, He will never let go of His bride, the church.

It’s not about the smallness of sin; it’s about the greatness and holiness of God. Our view of sin is far too human.

If the Bible is full of errors, contradictions, and lies, then Christians are the most pitiful and gullible group of people on earth. But on the other hand, if the Bible is true in every detail, then we should stake our lives and eternity on its message.

When we suffer today, it should point us to the depth of our sin and the riches of God’s grace in saving us through the shed blood of Jesus.

Either Jesus rose from the dead or He didn’t. Either He’s the way, the truth, and the life or He’s not. We need to strive to know the truth and believe the God of that truth.

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

When God is big and we are small, we don’t need to wear ourselves out on the treadmill of self-righteous reputation.

“Paid in full” is the literal Greek meaning of Jesus’s words on the cross when He said, “It is finished”