Because Jesus lives in us by his Spirit, we are never alone, always loved, and fully known.

“And I will ask the Father, and he will give you another Counselor to be with you forever” (John 14:16).

Jesus’ goodbye didn’t shrink his glory. It multiplied it through the work we do and the prayers we pray in his name.

Philip didn’t need more time with Jesus. He’d already had three years—eating, walking, watching him work. What he needed wasn’t more; it was to stop waiting for something else and receive what was already standing in front of him.

Our hope is not in knowing everything ahead of us, but in knowing Jesus—the only way to the Father and our eternal home.

Our hope rests not in the promises we make to Jesus, but in the promises Jesus makes to us.

Because Jesus is the better Prophet, Priest, and King, everyone joined to Him becomes a prophetic, priestly, and kingly people — so we no longer live for ourselves, but for Him.

David was Israel's greatest king, but his throne ended in a grave; Jesus is the better David whose throne will never end.

Adam’s reign brought sin and death; Jesus is the better Adam whose reign brings righteousness and life.

The temple was where God met sinners; Jesus is the better Temple—God with us forever.

The Passover lamb covered sin for a night; Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes it away forever.

Aaron went in with another’s blood; Jesus is the better High Priest who brings us to God by His own.

Jonah ran from mercy; Jesus is the better Jonah who died and rose to bring mercy to the world.

Elijah turned hearts back to God, but Jesus is the better Elijah who brings us all the way home.

Moses led Israel out of Egypt, but Jesus is the better Moses who leads us all the way to God—so listen to Him.

Jesus is the better Prophet who speaks for God. He is the better Priest who brings us to God. He is the better King who reigns for God.