The Apostle Paul's letter to the Ephesians sets forth the purpose and aim of the Christian faith, emphasizing the doctrine of election and predestination as a blessing and a sovereign act of God's will. This divine initiative brings about salvation through faith alone, by grace alone, and on account of Christ alone. [... more]

The Christian life is not about controlling our flesh or suppressing our weaknesses, but about relying on God's inexhaustible strength and resource to overcome our limitations and walk in His will. By surrendering to God and trusting in His power, we can experience a life of peace, tranquility, and confidence, even in the midst of trials and challenges. [... more]

Living in the final days of human history, believers are redeemed by the precious blood of Jesus Christ, who is their liberator, substitute, savior, and victor. The sacrifice of Jesus was part of the triune God's plan from eternity past, and it is through faith in him that individuals can experience personal salvation and eternal life. [... more]

The Gospel of John introduces Jesus Christ as the eternal God, who came to earth to reveal God's fullness and supply of grace. John the Apostle testifies that this fullness is inexhaustible, like the sun's light, a candle's flame, and a learned man's knowledge. God's grace operates in waves, giving more strength and mercy as burdens and trials increase. [... more]

The omnipotence of God is a testament to His infinite power, which is beyond human comprehension. This attribute of God means that He is all-powerful, able to do whatever He pleases, and His power is not diminished by time or circumstances. God's power is irresistible, inexhaustible, and self-consistent, working in perfect conformity with His other attributes. This understanding of God's power should encourage and strengthen us as we pray and seek to do His will. [... more]