The Bible is often reminding us what story we are in. Often it causes us to look back, to see the story we have come into. Other times it causes us to look forward, to see where the story is headed. Psalm 37 wants us to look forward.

Suffering is our good and loving God, withholding his good and loving gifts, in his good and loving wisdom for his good and loving purposes.

Our first fight everyday, before we seek to fight sin or endure suffering, is the daily fight for the heart. We wage war here first.

Just a few days after Christmas, driving home from the holidays, I had a panic attack.

There are these two extremes when it comes to doctrine. Both extremes are unhealthy, unhelpful and ultimately destructive.

On the coattails of Christ speaking about serving one another and His ultimate service for us upon the Cross, Jesus speaks the words of...

Let God manifest your sanctification by proactively serving your brothers and sisters in Christ.

The Old Testament writers are constantly placing before you potential Genesis 3:15 fulfillers.

When we are numpties in our disagreements we are essentially saying that believing right is everything but doing right is optional.

Our creation, salvation and fruit bearing is not of ourselves, it is His work in us - for His own glory.

Grace isn't just the beginning of the Christian life; it's the entire Christian life from beginning to end.

We live in an age in which massive swathes of social activism colour the landscape of our digital world.

June is not our ultimate hope, Jesus is. Meeting together again is not our ultimate hope, Jesus is.

This is our responsibility; to continue to build our faith and hope with the help of the Spirit. We cannot produce fruit, only Christ can.

Since Christ is the True Vine and we are united to Him by faith, we are called to bear the fruit that Christ produces through us. Let's...

Jesus, through His death and resurrection, was going to replace the dead, rotten tree of Adam and the barren, leafy tree of Israel.

I know a man who grew up during WW2. Food shortages and ration cards had become the norm. He tells the story of a day he walked past the...

Christ was demonstrating, through His parables and actions, that the nation of Israel had not produced righteousness and justice.

Because God needs nothing, He loves to freely give. If God did have needs, we could never meet them because of our sinfulness.

Our sacrifices and services for Christ must come out of a heart that is responding to His sacrifice and service for us.