Jesus was numbered among transgressors yet He was without sin. He died so that all who trust in Him might have eternal life.

Jesus prays for His own and that includes all Christians today. What did He say- What did He ask of the Father-

We have a great deal to be thankful for as Christians. Our Shepherd cares deeply for us as David outlines in the Psalm known to most, Psalm 23.

The Israelites sing about the favor of the Lord, who blessed them though they were outnumbered, they were not overwhelmed.----Their help is in the Name of the Lord. If God be for us, who can be against us-

Psalm 1 provides understanding and discernment for those who seek to walk after God's own heart. It also juxtaposes that with those who seek ungodly ways of living.--As Christians, we need to strive to live rightly before the Lord. We exchange our wants and will for His. Psalm 1 explains what the end of both paths - the godly and ungodly - will be.

Continuing series on the Miracles of Elisha from 2 Kings 4.

How do you speak the truth in love- Paul outlines this for us in his letter to the Ephesians.

Psalm 100 encourages us to enter His gates with thanksgiving and His courts with praise. It tells us to make a joyful noise to the Lord and to be thankful to Him.--How is that done from the heart-

A look at Psalm 37 tells us how we can learn to fight our fears, overcoming them in the strength of the Lord.

Paul wraps up his thoughts to the Romans -and to us- in this most important doctrinal book of the New Testament-