2 Corinthians 4:1-18. Paul explains where he goes for encouragement rather than losing hope in his ministry. His encouragement is anchored in the mercy he's received, the nature of God, and what lies ahead.

2 Corinthians 3:12-18. Paul explains the basis for the hope that allows him to boldly proclaim the Gospel as he proclaims it in this text.

I Corinthians 11:23-32. Paul reminds the Corinthians of the purpose for the Lord's instituting of communion. He explains what it is, who it's for, and why it matters. His explanation is still valid for us today.

I Corinthians 6:12-20. Paul instructs the Corinthian believers in how their bodies are meant to be used.

Matthew 6:25-34. Murray reminds us why we are not to worry about the things in this life.

Romans 13:8-14. As believers, we live our lives forever indebted, not just to God but also to the people God has placed in our lives.

Psalm 13:1-6. Where is God in suffering? Should Christians always be happy, even if it means they have to fake it? Psalm 13 reveals the pain, the plea, and the praise of a suffering believer.

Psalm 5:1-12. Where do you go when you have questions? It's important to go to the place that actually has the answers. In Psalm 5, David writes some provoking truths that bring up some questions, but in those verses, we're also given the answers.

Psalm 2:1-12. We love freedom, especially when we get to define what we mean by "freedom." What is freedom though? And are we really free?

Psalm 139:1-24. Does anyone really know who you are? All your thoughts, desires, dreams, hopes, wishes? The very thought of being fully known can be frightening, but also comforting. Find out why in Psalm 139.