The New Testament teaches that every legitimate kind of work or social function is a sacred calling from God, and that believers should approach their work with humility, reliability, and complicity, as if serving Jesus Christ, to fulfill their divine purposes and reflect God's glory. [... more]

Andrew Osenga, a songwriter and author, shares his insights on how to recover the lost art of remembering and finding authentic faith through ancient practices, liturgy, and prayers. He discusses how these timeless traditions can help people navigate suffering and doubt, and find connection with others through intergenerational worship. [... more]

In corporate worship, the primary emphasis should be on God's service and actions towards us, not our actions and service towards Him. A covenant renewal ceremony involves God's gracious acts of service to needy sinners, where He remembers His covenant and we respond with confession and praise. The liturgy of the church should be shaped by the gospel logic and trajectory given to us in Scripture, with a focus on Christ's atoning sacrifice for sin and the covenant of grace. [... more]

The Christian life is meant to be lived in community, with believers supporting and admonishing one another. Paul's teachings in Romans emphasize the importance of patience, maturity in faith, and ministry to those outside the Jewish community. Through his writings, Paul shows how believers can live out their faith in practical ways, including through Bible study, prayer, and service to others. [... more]