A look at the last phrase of the Nicene Creed, and what it has to say about the church.

Exploring the truths about God that fuel Christian faith and global mission.

Jesus will expose the error of everyone who refuses to believe in His divine authority, but He will save anyone who repents and believes in Him.

God will judge the hypocrite and empower those who pray in faith to accomplish great things.

King Jesus has the authority to cleanse, correct, and condemn us any time that we do not worship God in His way.

Jesus is the only Divine King who can save us in every way.

True spiritual richness springs from knowing Christ. This relationship redefines our identity beyond our rags—worldly success and status—and leads us to a transformed life focused on knowing Christ as our supreme treasure.

Though God's law is holy, it cannot enable us to live a holy life, because it continues to expose how helpless we are apart from the Holy Spirit.

Jesus came to serve and save us so we could become servants like Him.

There is a reward for everyone who follows Jesus, but don’t ever forget that everyone is saved by grace. 

We must understand that we are sinners in need of a savior, and that genuine salvation requires turning from our idols to following Jesus Christ.

We should welcome children in our homes and church because Jesus loves them.

God’s will is life-long marriage between one man and one woman, and there are only two grounds for biblical divorce.

God is in sovereign control over all things that happen, including tragedies, but that is not opposed to His compassion and His will for us to weep with those who weep.

God is faithful to care for us as He meets His people in their discouragement, even when our expectations are not met.

Since God has given us His sprit of wisdom, which leads to peace, why do we still have conflict?

Run the race of life with your eyes fixed on Jesus, drawing strength from Him for the journey.

The reality that God's law compounds our sin cannot lead to the conclusion that it is unrighteous, but rather communicates just how unrighteous we are.

Only those who have experienced the infinite forgiveness of God will be a forgiving person toward others. 

This is the process of restoration when a brother or sister is in sin. 

We should not look down on any believer, because every believer matters to God.

The humble will get in and be the greatest in the kingdom, and there will be judgment for anybody who tries to lead them astray.

Jesus came to die for our sins, reveal His and our identity, and then how to live as good citizens for gospel witness.

The goal of suffering is to drive us closer to God, who is sovereign, shepherd, savior, sufficient, and sympathetic.

Jesus welcomes our prayers but may rebuke us for our lack of faith at times.