The steadfast love of Christ is an unerring love that cannot be separated from us, even in the midst of suffering, death, or hardship. We are more than conquerors through Him who loved us, and nothing can or will separate us from God's love, including death, life, angels, demons, or any other power in creation. [... more]

Chuck Swindahl teaches that love is a perpetual debt that we owe to one another, and that it is a key aspect of living the Christian life. He uses the example of the Good Samaritan to illustrate the importance of showing love and kindness to others, even those who may be different from us. [... more]

Chuck Swindahl explores the concept of love as the fulfillment of the law, using Romans 13 as a guide. He emphasizes the importance of showing love to others, even in the face of adversity, and highlights the contrast between love and hate, as seen in the story of a fallen hero and a group of protesters. [... more]

Living a simple life means surrendering to God, being in authentic community, and being on mission to serve others. It's about letting go of control and fears, and stepping into vulnerability and service. By following the acronym bio - being before God, in community, and on mission - individuals can experience the love of God and find rest for their souls. [... more]

Living a sustained, spiritually simple life means surrendering to God's love and being connected in authentic community. The love train is a supernatural community that brings life and love, and it's the Church of Jesus Christ. To get on the love train, we must surrender, step away from the world, step into community, and step up to be who God made us to be. Once on the love train, we get a new focus, new eyes, and a new hope, and we're compelled to live for Him, not ourselves. We become Christ ambassadors, reconciling people to God and sharing the message of love and redemption. [... more]

The Christian life is characterized by struggle, but through the gospel, believers can find consolation and assurance in Christ's love and salvation. The struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces of wickedness, and it's only through faith in Christ's self-sacrificing love that we can find rest and be freed from the weight of our sins. [... more]

Marriage is not ultimate, but a sign and shadow of a higher reality, Christ's love. Singleness is not an inferior state to marriage, and God's love is the ultimate completion for our souls, not romantic love. [... more]

The generosity of women in the Bible is explored, particularly Joanna, who provided for Jesus and his entourage despite her wealth and royal lifestyle. Her story highlights the importance of receiving from God before giving, and the virtuous cycle of giving and receiving. A biblical worldview is applied to financial decisions, emphasizing the importance of stewardship, generosity, and faithfulness. [... more]

Parents can find hope and guidance in biblical discipline to raise children with wisdom and godliness. By understanding the difference between discipline and abuse, and by following practical steps, parents can shepherd their children with love and authority, leading to peace and not turmoil. [... more]

The Lord's Supper is a powerful memorial instituted by Jesus for his followers, symbolizing the new covenant in his blood and representing his sacrifice for humanity. This divine memorial is at the heart of Christian worship, serving as a reminder of the Gospel and a means of communion with Christ. By partaking in the Lord's Supper, believers recover from chronic spiritual amnesia and are encouraged to remember the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Discovering God's will and living a life that honors Him involves developing a servant's mindset, being on mission 24/7, and practicing spiritual disciplines to become more like Jesus. As ambassadors of Christ, we have a unique calling to share the message of reconciliation and make a difference in our world. [... more]

Jesus' mission is to seek and save the lost, and he models this purpose by showing compassion, speaking the truth in love, and meeting people where they are. He calls his followers to be on mission 24-7, developing a mindset of serving others and sharing the good news of salvation. [... more]

Modeling generosity and teaching children the value of giving is crucial for their future well-being. By experiencing financial freedom, individuals can live a life free from the bondage of money. A donor-advised fund and other tools can help grandparents pass on the value of generosity to their grandkids. [... more]

Churches can help the poor in lasting ways by shifting from transactional to relational ministry, understanding the comprehensive nature of the fall, and welcoming people into supportive communities. This approach can lead to mutual transformation and a more biblical understanding of human flourishing. [... more]

Christ's love for the church is demonstrated in his sacrifice, sanctification, and strengthening of his people. Through the metaphor of marriage, Jesus reveals his undying love for the church, which is a glorious and eternal purpose that compels us to join wholeheartedly with one another in faith and hope. [... more]

The apostle John emphasizes the importance of living out one's Christianity in everyday life, demonstrating love and truth, and being cautious of false teachers. He encourages believers to use what they have been given, whether it be talents or resources, to serve others and bring joy to those around them. [... more]

Biblical love is full devotion to the needs and well-being of others, completely unselfish and indifferent to personal gain. It's a love that separates us from the rest of society and should be willing to take up the cross for the salvation of someone else. [... more]

A good Christian marriage is a powerful witness to the world, modeling the love that Christ has for the church. A husband's love is to be sacrificial, sanctifying, secure, and stable, demonstrating unconditional and irrevocable love for his wife, just as Christ loves the church. [... more]

Jesus' foot washing of His disciples serves as a model for Christian living, emphasizing the importance of understanding the significance of His actions and His identity as the Lord of glory. This understanding transforms the way we think and live, leading to a life of service and humility, as we follow His example and become His bond slaves in the most gloriously free service of the most loving of Masters and Kings. [... more]

The love of God, which is in Christ, is a person, not a principle or mystical force, and it is comprehensive and eternal. Nothing, including death, life, angels, demons, the future, powers, height, depth, or any other created thing, can separate the believer from God's love. [... more]