The Nicene Creed is not just a dusty ancient document; it outlines for us the most important Biblical question we could ever ask--who is the baby lying in the manger?

As Paul closes out his letter to the Colossians, he reminds believers that the Church is called both to inward discipleship and outward mission.

At the foot of the Cross, the ground is level--Paul calls everyone, regardless of their station in life, to live in Christlikeness toward one another.

Dignity for all people extends to children as God's Word lays the foundation for the sanctity of life, born and unborn.

Paul lays out what counter-cultural, Kingdom marriage looks like according to God's will.

Paul encourages believers to be as dedicated to self-discipline in their faith as an athlete is in their training in order to experience spiritual fullness.

If we walk in step with the Holy Spirit, he will empower us to put to death our sin and fill us with his fruits (Godly virtues) for holy living.

Because of their identity in Christ, believers put to death their sin and live a new life as Kingdom citizens.