We meet Mordecai and Esther, two Jewish people living in ancient Persia and about to encounter a major national crisis. Like them, ready or not, we discover we are a part of God's plan

King Hezekiah was faced with an impossible challenge - the invasion of a vast coalition army. How would he lead his people to trust God in this moment of fear?

A woman goes to great and costly lengths to pour out her worship to Jesus, despite the criticism of those around her.

Jesus warned that things could get very difficult before his return. Our job is to watch, by knowing our faith, our stance, our future, and the season.

The greatest command is to Love God - we love with Devotion, Emotion, Perception and Action and to Love Neighbor by treating them as we'd like to be treated.

Jesus' actions in this section are shocking to us, but serve a purpose, teaching us to be fruitful people, and effective in prayer.

Jesus heals a blind man, full of faith and ready to follow Jesus. Do you know what you want from Jesus?

A rich, religious man learned from Jesus that salvation means total surrender to Jesus, and chose to walk away. The challenge is great, but the reward is greater.

When asked about divorce, Jesus acknowledged it, but called his listeners back to God's original plan, that marriage is for one man and one woman, joined by God for life.

Jesus elevated children and taught servanthood, and rebuked those who grasped at prominence. It’s ok to pursue significance, but that’s not the same as prominence. What would our posture look like as servants and people of childlike faith? Jesus’ kingdom values inspire us to follow him wholeheartedly, finding our significance in Him.