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Preaching Moses places keep Christ hidden from the people. Preaching Christ for righteousness opens hearts to receive the eternal life of the Father. There is simply no room for preaching law once Grace has arrived!

The New Covenant is the mystery that God kept secret from the world. At the perfect moment in history, Jesus came as the Messiah, revealing God’s secret to the world – Grace had come, and with it - perfect peace with God. That is the Gospel and must be preached to the ends of the earth!

Laying up treasures in heaven doesn’t involve collecting certificates redeemable in heaven’s gift shop. Rather, it’s a reminder to set your mind on who Jesus is and what He did. As we keep our mind on Him, we take our mind off of us, allowing Him to freely supply the need in our own lives.

Jesus tells the people not to judge, or they would be judged. If they condemn others, they themselves would be condemned. Refuse to forgive and no forgiveness would be available to them. Understanding grace allows us to do all of these things, extending mercy to the world. Not because we fear the consequences, but because we are happy to extend the same grace that Christ extended to us!

The grace of God has guaranteed that all who believe receive the same level of blessing – eternal life in Christ! When we compare ourselves to others, we inevitably end up in pride, taking credit for some part of our salvation. The truth is quite the opposite – Our salvation is found solely in God’s goodness and mercy!

Good times come. Bad times come. Jesus is the same in both and has promised the same experience in both times – JOY! Find your contentment in what Christ has done in you, and you will find the strength to rejoice in each and every circumstance!

Keep the amazing work of Christ in you as the headline of your thoughts. This is where peace is found, even when the world comes tumbling down around you. Christ Jesus is your righteousness, so take time to meditate on this incredible truth!

Being “anxious for nothing” is not a suggestion to avoid earthly peril. Rather, it’s a reminder to stay focused on what Christ has done in you, creating the only true path to God’s peace. Perils come and go. Christ is the same forever!

Because the believer has been permanently clothed in Christ, there is no need to fear God’s judgment. Jesus is your eternal protection from the death of sin, which is the entire point of the Gospel working in your life.

While the world is desperate for peace and quiet in their souls, peace is the very promise of God fulfilled in Christ for those who believe. Remind yourself about what Jesus did for you at the Cross and stay filled with the essence of His presence in all of life’s moments!

Jesus’ obedience is the weapon of our warfare. He is the method of our salvation. Flesh was never strong enough to gain access to right-standing with God, so the Father gifted it by His grace to anyone who would receive Jesus as the Christ.

The “upward call of God” is what should bring believers joy and hope. What the Apostle Paul speaks of is not the promise of a better human experience, but the guarantee of perfect righteousness rewarded with eternal life. This is the mindset of a mature believer, and this is the invitation of the Gospel.

Like Paul, let’s set our minds to excellence in the pursuit of understanding and demonstrating the Gospel to the world. Be disciplined as believer, ensuring the message of Jesus doesn’t get confused by a lifestyle that doesn’t reflect His love.

Jesus gave His life on a Friday and was raised to life on a Sunday. In this New Covenant, the Church gathers on Sundays – Not because it’s the weekend, but because it’s the day that Jesus came out of the grave. Let every Sunday be a reminder that Jesus lives, bringing us into a brand new covenant where we rest easy knowing we’re right with God because of His work.

The Power of Jesus’ Resurrection is what grants every believer 100% access to all of God’s presence and essence. Jesus did everything needed to empower you to receive every bit of life promised by the Father. Let that be the key to remaining calm through every season that comes your way.

Jesus became poor – an image of Him stepping out of His place of righteousness in heaven and stepping into your place of sin on the Cross. Because of this great exchange, you have been given the wealth of heaven, making you the richest person the world has ever known by heaven’s economy!

Paul considered the sum of his works under the law of Moses as rubbish in making him right with God. Though it brought great gains by man’s praise, it offered absolutely no value in moving the needle of righteousness. All of God’s promises, however, are gained by faith alone in the work of Jesus as the Christ!

Believers are to put no confidence that they are righteous in the flesh. That is to say, don’t ever think that any amount of effort can make you right, or keep you right, with God. It is by faith alone in what Jesus did that you have been made perfect!

The Church should protect and preserve the communication of the true Gospel of Christ. It should fight to ensure a clean and pure worship, pointing people to the eternal life that Jesus gave Himself to provide. Preaching anything inferior to the believer’s perfection is to preach a false gospel, bringing danger to God’s own family.

In the same way that Jesus was sacrificed for the deliverance of the Gospel, Paul’s life was poured out for the sake of proclaiming the Gospel. It’s 2000 years later and the Church still exists to declare the good news to the world – that in Christ you are complete and entire spiritually, lacking nothing!

The Law of Moses introduced an Old Covenant, with a flawed High Priest representing the people. Jesus is our High Priest in this New Covenant, the perfect Man, cleansing us of our sins and presenting us to God as a clean and purified people!

“Light” in the New Testament represents Righteousness. And while God is certainly Light by His very nature, so is the believer! The world’s only view into the life of God in you is how you live your life. It makes sense, then, to show a life of love to everyone around you, demonstrating how great God’s love is to them!