Faith that Speaks — Anytime, Anywhere

Do you ever wonder why good things happen to everyone—regardless of whether one has faith in God? Theologians call this principle common grace. The apostle Paul and the whole of Scripture teaches that God's goodness extends to all people—believers and non-believers alike. While He shows special favor to His followers, the Lord's blessings touch everyone. Why? Because goodness defines God's very nature—He cannot help but show compassion to all who bear His image. Join Tom Pennington as he explains common grace and the danger of Misinterpreting Common Grace.

What does it mean to be crucified with Christ? In Paul’s letter to the Galatian churches, he defends the great doctrine of justification that man is declared not guilty and righteous in God’s courtroom because of the person and work of Christ. In other words, man is not declared righteous through works of the law but by faith in Christ. So if the law doesn’t make someone right with God, then what is the purpose of the law? Join Tom Pennington as he explains from Galatians two what it means to be Crucified with Christ!

Having a high view of God is vital for the Christian life and a non-negotiable for every faithful, biblical local church. But what does it mean to have a high view of God? As Christians, we must search the Scriptures to see what has been revealed about God; specifically, who He is, how He acts, and why you as a believer must praise, honor, and adore Him. Join Tom Pennington has he helps every Christian have A High View of God.

What is your source of authority? For us as Christians, we would argue that God’s Word recording in the Bible is the final source of authority. But it is one thing to express that truth in words, it’s quite another to live out that conviction. If you claim to be a follower of the Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God as revealed in the Bible, you must not only profess the Scripture as the ultimate authority but also live in light of that profession. Join Tom Pennington as he considers Proverbs 3 and asks every professing believer a crucial question: Where Do You Stand?

Who do you imitate in this life? Look around—many of us mirror family members, friends, neighbors, or colleagues, often without realizing it. But as believers, we're called to something profoundly different. Our deepest aspiration isn't to reflect the limited wisdom of those around us, but to embody the perfect character of our heavenly Father. Join Tom Pennington as he guides us through Ephesians—a letter that reshapes our very identities for Walking in Our Father's Footsteps.

The Bible often speaks about how parents are to view and treat the children the Lord has graciously given them. The most familiar passages that speak to this important relationship are Deuteronomy 6 and Ephesians 5–6. But a passage of Scripture that is often overlooked regarding this theme is Psalm 127, which is centered on parenting children. Join Tom Pennington as he considers this great psalm and the responsibility that parents have with The House that God Builds.