Jonathan Landry Cruse

At the sound of her name on the lips of her Savior, the whole world comes into focus. The Good Shepherd calls his sheep by name, and they hear his voice (John 10:3).

The average person is convinced that something newer and greater is just around the corner.

Why should we do good? 

Simply knowing that the God of the universe has an invested desire that I be grateful changes my perspective.

It should help in our pursuit of a thankful heart to understand why gratitude is such a powerful corrective to anxiety.

The very first thing—the most fundamental thing—that we must acknowledge about God is that he is the Father.

If you’re struggling with that one sin that never seems to go away, that’s when you need the good news of the inexhaustible grace and love of Jesus more than ever.

And yet the hope of true believers was for one singular Messiah to come, who would embody in himself the essential work of a prophet, priest, and a king.

Have you ever wondered what you’re supposed to be doing during the Lord’s Supper? Obviously, there’s eating and drinking. But for an essential ritual in the Christian faith it seems so simple and ordinary–is something “more” supposed to be going on?

The Gospel addresses and answers both of the lies that feed our social anxieties. And it does so in a way that has absolutely nothing to do with finding some sort of inner confidence in ourselves.

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