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The cross reveals God as just and loving

God is present everywhere, all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-wise.

God does not change and does not suffer.

God is not made up of parts and has life in and of himself.

God invites us into real rest by ceasing from our labor in order to enjoy him.

Our giving, living, and serving as Christians is fueled by grace.

The resurrection of Jesus is a purchase and preview of our own. His resurrection means real hope for the future and real power for the present.

Without Jesus’ resurrection from the dead, we all are without hope. But because of the resurrection, we can have the greatest hope in the world.

We are called as Christians to keep the gospel central and primary in our lives.

God’s good design for men and women, marriage, and spiritual gifts are for the flourishing of the entire church. 

As we gather as a church, it is paramount that we have a rightly ordered view of our thinking, our gifts, and our gatherings. 

The gifts of prophecy and tongues should be used to build up the church, not ourselves.

Spiritual maturity is not measured by the amount of our gifts but by the depth of our love.

We should strive to grow in the gifts God has given us so that we can serve his church. 

God graciously gives spiritual gifts to all followers of Jesus to build up his church.

When we divide against one another in the church, we deny the gospel the Lord's Supper is supposed to symbolize. Paul calls us to declare the gospel at the Lord's Supper and live into the unity it proclaims.

God calls us to honor his design when we gather together for worship.

If you can’t say no to doing what you want every time, you are actually enslaved to your desires. Being able to say no for the right reasons is true freedom.

If we are going to endure temptation, we have to: See Israel's story as our story, listen to God's warnings, run from idolatry, and trust God's faithfulness.

Paul uses his life as an example (not taking payment for his ministerial work) of what it means to lay down your rights in order to serve others and not lay any obstacle before others in order to present the gospel.