The compassion, intercession, and forgiveness of Christ in the face of Peter's denial.

The Reformed doctrine of Sola Fide defended from scripture.

Even in suffering, God remains the focal point of the Christian life. God as our refuge means that we find safety not in our circumstances, as if He promises to fix everything for us. Our only refuge is His word and His promises and His character. This is what ensures us that though today we might suffer, He will one day act in righteousness and make everything sad come untrue.

As we cross the threshold into a new year, what insight does the book of Ecclesiastes provide as we plan and prepare for another year-

-Be anxious for nothing- is what the Spirit of God through the Apostle Paul commands, but what exactly does this mean- How are we to obey such a seemingly impossible command- And what resources, power, promise does God provide in the gospel to help us walk in obedience here-

What can we learn about the incarnation and birth of Jesus Christ from the parallel account of Moses' birth and Israel's deliverance in the book of Exodus-

In times of deep sorrow and lament, what help, consolation, comfort do the people of God find in the gospel-

What does Deborah, Barak, and Jael have to do with the Advent of Jesus Christ as we celebrate each Christmas-

What is faith- How do the scriptures define it-

What does the very brief account of Shamgar have to do with the gospel of Jesus Christ- Throughout out series in Judges we continue to see God use unlikely and surprising saviors and means to deliver His people.