The unity of God's people was so important to Jesus that it was on his heart at the cross, and it ought to be on ours every day.
Understanding the holiness of God clarifies our decisions. When we know who we are dealing with, the question of what is acceptable answers itself.
In our songs, prayers, and confessions of faith, we proclaim, “Jesus is the Son of God,” but do we really know what we are saying?
It ain't just us: trusting God's power in the work
Paul lays out four ways we must relate to this Gospel. They are not suggestions. They are the shape of the Christian life.
