Your story has been caught up into Christ’s story.

In God’s story, we see a hero who dies for the villain, and in so doing, conquers death itself.

He is the God who won you on the cross, who has you now and always, and who will never let you go.

God’s promises to us in baptism are a new life, a new nature, and a new family.

God uses 4 impossible births to fulfill His promise to Abraham to bless the nations.

Your confidence before the face of God lies in the risen body of your Saviour.

Not Ishmael, but Emmanuel. He’s not just the God who sees us, but the God who comes to us.

You can know that God’s promises are true because His promises are one-sided guarantees.

God is the King who gives and doesn’t take.

God’s love for you is always bigger than any sin or shame you could possibly bring.

Even our failures and victories are eclipsed by the grace, mercy, and love of God.