What could be better than being with Jesus in the flesh? Actually, Jesus himself tells us.

The ascension of Christ is the linchpin of our assurance before God.

The ascension of Jesus Christ to Heaven fulfills the destiny of our design: to rule over the world to come, and even over angels.

It is not only believers in Christ who will be raised from the dead. What does Scripture say about the resurrection of unbelievers?

According to Paul, if we deny the doctrine of the future resurrection of the dead, we unravel the whole fabric of the gospel.

Christ's resurrection results in two kinds of resurrection for us who are in Christ.

Hope makes life worth living. Paul's reference to our "blessed hope" has much to teach us about how to orient our lives.

We are not awaiting a future day when Jesus will become king over this world. He is king now. What does that mean for us?

God the Son assumed human nature and will remain the God-man forever. The Incarnation will never be undone.

The Lord's Supper calls our attention to the past in remembrance, to the present in love, and to the future in hope.

We are commanded to eat and drink at the Lord's Table in remembrance of him. What is the signficance of remembering?

How did we arrive at two, and only two, ordinances: baptism and the Lord's Supper?

Why do we pray in Jesus' name? That short phrase that ends our prayers is packed full of theological meaning.

If we are already forgiven of all sins in Christ, why should we confess our sins on a regular basis?

Our justification is a sharing in Christ's death and resurrection as the final judgment brought forward into history.

Salvation affects both our standing with God and our personal condition. Both elements are necessary.

The middle section of the Apostles' Creed gives us a basic summary of the gospel story.

If we do not believe that the gospel is a true account of historical events, we cannot have saving faith. Faith requires assent to truth.

If hell is real, then it must motivate us to want to share the good news of Christ with all who will listen.

Union with Christ by faith is the key difference between those who are right with God and those who remain condemned in Adam.