Jesus arrived in our lives, many of us responded with excitement & eagerness. It was a time of victory. Over time, the cheers have turned to disappointment, apathy & murmurs of complacency. Jesus looks at our life and weeps over what should have been.

Not one to mince words or sugar coat His feelings, Jesus made more than a few enemies along the way. He surrounded Himself with controversy and it all builds into a conflict of significant size in just a matter of days.

Look at the bad news that accompanied the Good News of the Messiah's arrival. As Jesus entered what was to be the last week of His life, He began to prepare His disciples for what was to come next. Their world was rocked and their expectations shattered.

While godliness is an inner quality, it can't help but show up in our actions. Godliness that isn't visible isn't reliable or real.

When it comes to our words, more is seldom better. We need to learn to think, listen and wait before we speak, so our words bring healing, not hurt.

It really does pay to be a follower of God. When we live life His way, there are indisputable benefits.

According to Solomon, there is a huge difference between head knowledge and heart knowledge. A heart of wisdom is what we are to seek. Inward character that drives our conduct

Most of us are far from lazy when it comes to our work life, we may suffer from laziness in our relationships or spiritual life. Procrastination, rationalization & justification are a few of the tools we use to excuse a less-than-intensive walk with God.

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