Faith

Alistair Begg writes, "The greatest comfort we can extend to others in their suffering is, gently and with tears over their trials, to point them to Christ Himself, because only Christ can fully enter into our pain."

Alistair Begg writes that "Like a good parent, God gives gifts to all His children, all for the good of Christ’s body, the church family."

It is a mark of His grace and kindness that after His resurrection Jesus “presented himself alive” to His disciples. He answered their questions. He banished their fears. He “opened their minds” to better understand the Old Testament Scriptures (Luke 24:45). He prepared them for the coming of the Holy Spirit. And then, and only then, did He leave.

Alistair Begg writes that "in the midst of triumphs and trials alike, here is what can give you stability: that God’s steadfast love and mercies toward you will never expire."

Alistair Begg writes that to follow Christ is not to take a step of blind faith into the darkness but to have your eyes opened to the light of rigorous truth.