Alan Wright teaches that God's ways of helping people grow are the same ways we can help others grow, including sowing good seed, treating people like heirs, and cultivating the practice of blessing others. By doing so, we can empower others to change and live up to their full potential. [... more]

Jesus sees people as infinitely valuable, made in His image, and worthy of the price of His Son on the cross. He longs for companionship and craves to be in society at large, demonstrating the value and majesty of human beings. [... more]

If you view yourself as a slave, your actions will reflect that. But if you see yourself as an heir, that changes everything. The apostle Paul explains in Galatians that we are not under law, but under grace, and that we have access to our inheritance in Jesus Christ. [... more]

Dr. Derek Thomas explores the Apostle Paul's defense of the gospel in the book of Galatians, highlighting the transition from the old covenant to the new covenant and the concept of adoption as children of God, emphasizing freedom from the law and the importance of understanding spiritual heritage. [... more]

God is able to take what looks to be only evil from your sight and turn it for his good purposes. Remember who you are, people of God, and that your location does not determine your position. You are heirs, co-heirs with Christ, and God's providence is at work in your life, even in exile. [... more]

Living as a Christian means living as a child of God, with a new identity and a new legal status. This is a move from living by the law to living by grace, from one covenant to another. It's a whole new identity, where you are chosen, loved, and adopted by God, and can never be disowned or turned into a slave again. [... more]