What does it mean to live—and die—with a theology shaped by the gospel?

The children of God are led by the Spirit of God, but how does this work?

Like Abraham, we make our confession of faith through the testing of our faith.

The gospel is for the world—for every tribe, tongue, and nation.

What happens when even the strongest in faith stumble—and how does God meet us there with mercy and restoration?

The Scriptures remind us that even in the darkest and most broken stories, God is weaving redemption through Christ—the Redeemer who turns broken people into new creations.

The story of Sodom isn’t just ancient history—it’s a warning and a promise about the coming return of Christ and the saving mercy of God.

What happens when the Judge of all the earth invites us into the tension between His justice and His mercy—and calls us to pray for both?

The Scriptures show that true circumcision is not of the flesh but of the heart, where Christ cuts away our sin and makes us alive in Him.

Only one thing makes you right with God—and it’s not you.

What if the most important part of Abram’s story isn’t the battle he won—but the mysterious priest who shows up with bread, wine, and a glimpse of Jesus?

You can’t hold onto God’s plan with one hand and your backup plan with the other.

This isn't the story of a hero—it’s the story of a faithful God who rescues a failing man.