Righteousness is not something we earn through spiritual performance. It is the gift of Christ Himself—and as we learn to live from that union, His mercy, patience, love, and holiness begin to take visible form in us.

Righteousness is not something we earn through spiritual performance. It is the gift of Christ Himself—and as we learn to live from that union, His mercy, patience, love, and holiness begin to take visible form in us.

What does the order of Melchizedek have to do with everyday Christian life? Chris Berglund traces Hebrews, Romans 5–8, union with Christ, and the shift from religious performance into the indestructible life of Jesus.

What does the order of Melchizedek have to do with everyday Christian life? Chris Berglund traces Hebrews, Romans 5–8, union with Christ, and the shift from religious performance into the indestructible life of Jesus.

What the Cross Reveals About God—and About Us I said something on Sunday that is probably the most honest way I can describe where I am right now: I don’t really have something new to share. I have the same thing I can’t let go of, and somehow it keeps hitting me in a new […]

What the Cross Reveals About God—and About Us I said something on Sunday that is probably the most honest way I can describe where I am right now: I don’t really have something new to share. I have the same thing I can’t let go of, and somehow it keeps hitting me in a new […]