Too heavenly minded to be of any earthly good? Perhaps we could learn a lesson from the heroes of faith. We need to see what they saw, believe what they believed, embrace God's promises for ourselves, and live lives of faithful obedience.

Physical strength, mental energy, and spiritual strength need to be renewed often. The Bible gives a roadmap to renewing our spiritual strength: Know God, pray consistently, and continue.

Shortly before the Crucifixion, Christ told His disciples, "Be of good cheer; I have overcome the world." As believers, we are both in the world and in Christ. In the world, we have tribulation; but in Christ, we have peace.

Acts 1

It is a personal question, yet a universal question. What is our response to the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ?

Paradoxes of the Resurrection: the dead rise, the sad rejoice, and the doubters believe.

Christ is King ... of our possessions, of our salvation, and of our worship.

Wilford Miller tells the story of his uncle's conversion.

Christ sympathizes with His people. We keep the faith when we remember our Representative in Heaven, our reason for hope, and our resource for emergencies.

Pilate said, "Behold the man" to avoid his responsibility. But we may "behold the Man" and see a Saviour! See Him serve. See Him suffer. See Him sympathize. See Him save!