False Assumptions

The parable of the rich man and Lazarus teaches us about the assumptions we tend to make about eternity when we are not looking and seeing as God does.

The promise that we have is that God will strengthen and equip us as we intentionally put on the whole armor of God, so that we are able to withstand the attacks of spiritual warfare.

Paul gives instructions to bondservants and masters alike to say that the Gospel, as a great equalizer, changes and directs how we work and treat others because our lives do not belong to us, but to Christ who has changed us and redeemed us.

As we continue to examine what our lives should resemble as those that have moved from darkness to light, we look at the challenge to parents to teach their children and train them in a home that values obedience to God and to lead them in patience, kindness, and grace as God has shown us.

In a Christ-centered marriage, husbands are called to mercifully and selflessly commit to their wives, giving themselves as Christ gives Himself to His Church,

Marriage is designed to be a beautiful image of Gospel, representing how Christ loved the Church, giving Himself for it, and representing how the Church yields to the leadership of Christ.

Through Jesus, God brings us into light and empowers us to live out a life that honors Him.

God has given us our sexuality, our resources, and our conversation as good gifts that belong to Him and that are to be used by Him as we bless others.