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Having the Gospel 'on repeat' helps us to keep the end in mind. I Cor. 15 specifically defines the Gospel and what it leads to...a bodily resurrection (AKA - "rapture"). Living with this in mind changes the way we live.

Do believers 'really' live like "it's not about religion, it's about a relationship?" What is a believer to do with the Ten Commandments? Having the Gospel "on repeat" leads to a changing of our motivations.

Once a person has believed the Gospel, what role does it play in the life of a believer? What does it mean for a CHRISTIAN to continue to believe the Gospel?

We're told to "preach the Gospel," that there's "power" in the Gospel, to "live of the Gospel," and that there is "hope in the Gospel." BUT...what is it?

On "Grandparents Day," we look into the life of a godly grandparent and the impact that all of us can have upon the next generation.

Contrary to popular belief, work is not a curse. It is a gift from God that creates opportunities for worship and ministry.

Galatians 5-6 give us a look into what it means to truly be "free."

Many professing believers struggle with assurance of their salvation. This passage gives a clear path to this assurance...along with some other precious promises.

This study of I Samuel 1-3 compares and contrasts the parenting of Eli and Hannah. Through it, we see three intentional ways to meaningfully connect and intentionally lead the next generation.