Resources by Topic: Salvation & My New Identity

What is faith? The word is used to describe a denomination, a relationship with God, or even a name for a child. Today, Nancy explains what true faith is. View More →

Sometimes hard things in life bring us to know God better . . . even prison. View More →

Jesus has already accepted the wrath of God in our place. View More →

In 1976, a busy mom made a courageous decision. This mother of ten was making good money at her job, but chose to follow a call God put on her heart. View More →

You know that the gospel provides hope, but not just hope for eternity. The gospel will start transforming your life and your relationships. View More →

Why are so many relationships marked by conflict? Nancy says you can trace conflict between men and women all the way back to the Garden of Eden. View More →

Take a moment today to reflect on God’s amazing grace in your life, and thank Him for saving you! View More →

Jesus compared different ways of responding to the Word of God with different kinds of soil. Pastor Chris Brooks helps us understand. View More →

Pastor Chris Brooks compares the Word of God to corrective lenses that help us see ourselves and the world around us more accurately. View More →

You are precious to God. View More →

Ask God for a sense of the corruption of sin and the preciousness of God’s forgiveness. View More →

Living in light of eternity . . . seeing heaven as not just our final resting place, but a place we need to be longing for. View More →

Imagine a child’s small hand lost inside her father’s strong hand. Nancy says that’s a picture of our security in Jesus. Find out why you don’t have to fear. View More →

Do you know just how much Jesus loves you? Dannah Gresh and Staci Rudolph bring Psalm 45 to life as a story. View More →

Men can’t offer an accurate picture of God on their own. Women can’t either. Discover why it takes both male and female to provide a full picture of God. View More →

In a world that promotes a standard of beauty that's unattainable, does your tween know she’s a masterpiece created by God? View More →

Sometimes we struggle understanding how God could love us. We see our own sin, and we slip into performance-based thinking. View More →

Many of us ask God why to so many things. How can we rest knowing that there are some secret things of God that we’ll never understand. View More →

Dannah Gresh and guests talk through what we believe about the true freedom found only in Christ. View More →

“I just can’t forgive myself.” Have you ever heard someone say that? It means they feel ashamed of their sins. The Bible does have a true solution to shame. View More →

Just look around and see people everywhere desperate for love. That theme is in our movies, songs, and advertisements. You can know 100% that you are loved. View More →

A woman not allowed in polite society wept at Jesus feet, washing his feet with her tears. Are we like that? Or more like the Pharisee who condemned her? View More →

The gospel tells us of a woman who wept at the feet of Jesus. Her example inspires Nancy to ask, when is the last time she’s wept to the Lord? View More →

As a child, Laura Booz once found herself sinking under water. In the process she learned quite a bit about the need we all have to be rescued. View More →

Cowper understood that Jesus shed His precious blood to deliver us from all sin. View More →

In God’s economy, death brings life. View More →

This is the most sobering news you'll hear: someone is going to die for your sin. You’ll either lean on the death of Jesus for salvation, or die for your sin. View More →

A very mysterious Bible story tells us about a woman who hesitated to obey the Lord and turned into a pillar of salt. Nancy will help us evaluate our hearts. View More →

The Bible tells us about a family who received a warning. Angels told them their city was about to be destroyed. Why would someone not flee danger? View More →

One of the shortest verses in the Bible says, “Remember Lot’s wife.” But what exactly are we supposed to remember? View More →