The gospel beckons our sin-sick souls to simple trust in Christ, the only One who is truly radical enough.

The faith in Christ that saves us from our sins involves an internal transformation that has external implications.

God has clearly called and gifted some people in the church to teach his Word formally.

Why not begin operating under the idea that God has given us excess, not so we could have more, but so we could give more?

Let me introduce you to Jesus.

On popular issues like poverty and slavery, where Christians are likely to be applauded for our social action, we are quick to stand up and speak out. Yet on controversial issues like homosexuality and abortion, where Christians are likely to be criticized for our involvement, we are content to sit down and stay quiet.

It is a constant battle to resist the temptation to have more luxuries, to acquire more stuff, and to live more comfortably.