Psalm 66:1-4 Consciously bring your heart into the worship of God by considering who He is and what He has done.

Isaiah 40:1-11 The tender love of Christ for his people is foreseen by Isaiah as the tender love of a shepherd for his lambs.

Romans 16:21-27 Paul ends the letter to the Romans with a benediction.

Romans 16:17-20 Doctrinal precision is important, but the Church should not divide over minor doctrinal differences. Paul urges believers to avoid those who use minor differences between believers as a wedge to drive them apart.

Mark 9:1-13 Peter, James, and John behold the glory of the the transfigured Christ. Only in retrospect do they see the full glory of that moment for what is really was.

Isaiah 55 God is the only one who offers salvation, and He offers it to you at with no cost to you at great cost to himself. He will accomplish the salvation of his remnant, those he has called from out of ruin.

Romans 16:1-16 Pastor Steve walks through Paul's personal greetings at the end of his letter to the Romans.

Romans 15:22-33 A man plans his ways, but the Lord guides his steps. God used Paul to minister the Gospel to the Gentiles in Rome, but not in the way Paul expected.

Romans 15:14-21 Following the example of Paul, Christians should desire to live as living sacrifices, bringing glory to Jesus Christ in whatever He has called them to do.

2 Chronicles 36:22-23 The author of Chronicles leaves his readers with the anticipation of a future hope: a coming King and his kingdom.