The Death Trap Called Covetousness

The greatest news is that the cross upholds the worth of God’s glory, the honor of his Son, and the eternal salvation of his elect. 

The good news is that God himself has decreed a way to satisfy the demands of his justice without condemning the whole human race. 

All the omnipotent energy that drives the heart of God to pursue his own glory also drives him to satisfy the hearts of those who seek their joy in him. 

The things that we prioritize in life will ultimately determine the path of our life. Pursuing goals that are temporal or physical are not necessarily wrong, but they must not be placed above those that are spiritual and of eternal value. God's word instructs us to seek first his ... Show More

Scripture tells us that the wages of sin is death. This inevitable consequence was cancelled on the cross, as Jesus died in our place. When we accept this truth, we find that it is no longer we who live, but Christ lives in us. He is resurrected—and so will we be. He died our dea ... Show More

Sin is undeniably attractive, but as Christians, we must flee from its seductive pull. In this video, I discuss the importance of choosing the “pain” of holiness over the temporary pleasure of sin. While sin may seem enticing, its consequences lead to destruction. The path to ete ... Show More

We are made for God, and therefore our hearts are restless until they rest in him. This longing is symbolized in the thirst of the woman at the well. Directing her away from all earthly goods, Jesus draws her to himself: "I will give you water springing up to eternal life." We he ... Show More

John Piper | In Jesus Christ, we find a Treasure more precious than everything we have in life and everything we lose in death. 

What's keeping you from moving forward? Today, Joyce shares how to break free from the past and how to embrace the abundant life God has planned for you! 

Is it ethical for physicians to assist patients in hastening their own death? Should Christians who are facing death accept the offer of an assisted death? Carl and Todd talk to physician Ewan Goligher about these important issues addressed in his book How Should We Then Die? In ... Show More

In this episode, I reflect on Meditation 3.3 from Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations, exploring its central themes: the inevitability of death, the futility of fearing it, and the Stoic imperative to live well while we can. Marcus reminds us that even the most accomplished and revered ... Show More