Psalm 119:74-80 We are encouraged when we see other believers faithfully glorifying Christ in the midst of life's trials.

Acts 13:42-52 Paul's message of Jesus Christ and Him crucified had a polarizing effect on the people of Antioch, Pisidia. When we are confronted with the truth of the Gospel, it lays us bare and reveals our hearts.

Acts 13:26-41 Slides The risen Christ, who is the Son of God, was crucified according to God's sovereign plan to conquer death for our salvation.

Acts 13:13-25 Slides Following the departure of Mark, Paul and Barnabus continue on their missionary journey, stopping to preach in the synagogue at Antioch.

Acts 13:1-12 Slides A closer look at the start of Paul's apostleship through an encounter with a false prophet reminds us that God continues to build His kingdom in the midst of this world.

Luke 10:25-37 The only thing that will sustain our love for neighbor is our love for God, who will enable us to have the kind of compassion shown by the Samaritan.

Matthew 5:4 The comfort that comes to believers through the Lord Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit starts in this life when we repent from sin and continues through eternity.

Matthew 5:4 The Godly Mourner does not grieve sin in general, but his/her own sins, the guilt for which ultimately led to Jesus' Crucifixion.

Matthew 5:4 Godly repentance is not the same thing as remorse. The Christian life is to be marked by increasing hatred of one's own sin.

Psalm 66:16-20 Our internal attitude toward the worship of God should match our external expressions. God will not hear the prayers of the one who cherishes secret sin within his/her heart.