When I needed assurance, I could look to the finished work of Jesus Christ, my high priest and sufficient sacrifice who is seated at the right hand of God.

On this side of glory, our hearts are imperfect in their affections. Despite the magnitude of the grace shown to us in Christ, our hearts grow dull at times.

Because we are sons in the Son, we have his Father as our Father, and his Father cannot but shower us with his paternal indulgence.

When God saves us, he does far more than cleanse our past. He becomes our father and we become his children.

We may not be able to change our age or gender, but God has given Christians something better, an identity that will never change.

The sons who soak up the Father’s love make the best fathers.

Who you are in Christ is more important than anything else.

Tyler Zach makes a case for Christians' engaging and learning the tools of the Enneagram for their own spiritual growth and development.

It’s easy to wonder why God’s people didn’t remember all God had done for them. But it turns out we’re exactly the same.

Every day, Kelly writes, we decide whether we will put on clothes of our choosing or let God clothe us.

If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s to always expect the trouble. But the certainty of God can anchor us amid the uncertainty of life.

It’s easy to bemoan a child’s disobedience. But we too often sidle up to the lion who could eat us for lunch.