Jesus exercises His kingdom over the unseen world and calls us to choose Him.

Obeying Jesus will cost you in comfort, relationships, and security, but nothing compares with knowing Him.

This is not our home. Our citizenship is in heaven.

Jesus expands the authority of the kingdom by showing compassion to the outcast, the outsider, and the undervalued.

All who profess Christ do not actually possess Him.

How to relate to others as a kingdom citizen

Kingdom followers don't fret over earthly needs, because the King knows and cares for His children.

Believers' chief pursuit is Christ as their treasure.

Believers pray to God the Father that both His kingdom and our usefulness would increase.

We were once slaves under the Law, but now because of Christ, we are sons & heirs in the Kingdom.

Hypocrites practice their devotion to be seen, but true followers seek to give God the glory.

What is the role of the law in the life of the Christian?

What is the role of the law in the life of the Christian?

This is what it looks like for a citizen of the Kingdom to have influence.

Because our Lord has come radically to us and called us to discipleship, we are to do the same for others.

Qualifications for Undershepherds

Victory over temptation and sin comes through trusting in God and His Word.

Understanding that the Spirit of God only works through the Word of God to save and transform will ensure that the church is driven by the Word.

We are to repent, be baptized, follow Christ and call others to do the same.

Seeing the pictures of Christ in the Old Testament helps us know Him better.

You will worship that which you value the most.

Jesus Christ is fully man and fully God, who came to redeem His people.

Jesus Christ is fully man and fully God, who came to redeem His people.

Believers live by faith by taking everything to the Lord, submitting to His Lordship and praising Him for what He does and what He doesn't.

Though God sovereignly uses evil for His purpose, believers are to reject worry and live by faith.

God cares about justice, but His ways and timing are not ours.

Believers respond rightly in action, emotion, and direction by emulating their Master.

God's judgment is sure, sin's consequences are real, but there is hope for those who honor the Name of the Lord.

When tragedy strikes, believers strengthen themselves in the Lord.

When God's children wander and find themselves caught in a trap of their own making, He often rescues us in surprising ways.

When you continually reject His Word in favor of the world, there will come a time when He will remove His Word from you.

Fear clouds our ability to trust God with our present circumstances, often resulting in decisions that trade existing challenges for greater ones.

When treated unjustly, we honor God by obeying His Word in the present and trusting Him with the future.