The greatness of Jesus Christ was that He considered Himself least and became a servant. He said, "The greatest among you shall be the servant of all." Christ did not come to be ministered to; He came to minister (Matthew 20:28). It is so much better for a Christian to...

There is immeasurable value and virtue in Christ's resurrection. Not only is every sin paid for, but, by the grace of God, a Christian is absent from the body and present with the Lord the moment he dies. As Stephen was dying, he saw Jesus stand up to meet him...

The Cross is not to be something we "know," nor is it to be something we "believe" in. The Cross is something we take up. We ought to embrace the Cross more than any other thing in this world. Foolish to the world but precious to the saints, the Cross...

God ordained civil law, and we should obey it (1 Peter 2:13). God also has given us moral law, written in the hearts of every man, which teaches us right from wrong and protects the property and freedom of every individual. But after the moral law comes a higher law:...

This Christian life really is the greatest thing on earth. Jesus came that we might have life and have it "more abundantly." We don't have to rely on the flesh. We don't have to look at circumstances, people, or anything else when we are focused on glorifying God. The Father...

Grace is unsearchable, unfathomable, and inexhaustible. Man cannot comprehend it, because God's ways are past finding out. Unlovely as we are, we were saved while we were yet sinners. In all of our sinfulness, God so loved us that He died to save us. Still, we sometimes ask, "Why me,...