Repentance is a non-stop activity for Christians. But repentance is filled with hope, it is turning from our sin and turning to Christ.

How do we know what glorifies God? Pragmatism is unequipped to tell us. Scripture alone is qualified and sufficient to tell us.

When God shows us something, we have an obligation and the privilege to share it with others.

In this video, viewers will learn how salvation is the work of the Triune God.

The job of the parent is not successful results but to communicate God correctly in the process.

We are meant for gratitude. We are not meant for the bickering and grumbling that are so common in this world.

David knows the only way to live is to be completely dependent on God for the forgiveness of his sins through His mercy and compassion.

In this video, viewers will learn how a sinner can be justified before a holy God.

Watson’s words help us view repentance; not as a heavy burden, but as an amazing opportunity given to us by God for Christ's sake.

The idea that this is "the revelation of Jesus Christ" reminds us afresh what an incredible mercy it is that God reveals hidden things to us

There is only One who can bring us true assurance. Only One who never fails. Only One who never fades.

How can the Christian have hope in suffering?

To understand the fullness of the moral law, we must understand that the Ten Commandments have inward, inverse, and broad applications.

Practical guidelines to help Christians relate to authorities that may be more or less unjust.

This Christmas, did you hold pastors/elders to a standard that you don’t hold yourself throughout the other 51 Sundays of the year?

The purpose of public praise and thanks is the glory of God and the subsequent delight of His people.

In marriage, both spouses must be standing firm in the Gospel, for themselves and for each other.

How can pastors work toward reformation in their region?

The breastplate of righteousness in the armor of God is incredibly relevant in marriage.

The gospel is the transforming means of God. In what ways are we tempted to think we need something more?