Second Corinthians, an intensely personal and pastoral letter, is rich with Paul’s guidance to a troubled first-century church on the topics of generosity, suffering, weakness, and reconciliation, as well as the joys and challenges of earthly ministry to sinful people.

Deuteronomy is one of the most under-taught books of the Bible. But when we don't teach and preach this book, we miss out on some of the most fundamental and powerful truths in Scripture—truths that form the bedrock of both the Old and New Testaments. 

For Christians, discipleship means a commitment to wholeheartedly follow Jesus–learning what matters to him, what he has accomplished for us, and what role we play in his plan to bring redemption to a broken world.

Modern Christians have a lot of questions about how we should relate to politics. Should governments promote Christianity? Can politics ever be neutral? What is the proper relationship between church and state?