Jesus stood the trial before Roman political leaders to be an innocent substitute for the guilt of the world.

God does not need our ability, He wants our availability without excuses.

We all need encouragement and through the promises of God, prayer, Godly companionship of others and the love of our Lord, we can be strengthened daily.

Israel has abandoned God and in the courtroom scene in Micah, God judges them, the same way He will judge us someday.

In the garden, Jesus is facing the wrath of the Father upon the sins of the world, and is doing so alone as the disciples fled.

No matter how dark the day becomes, God will prepare you for what you need to do His will.

At the last supper, Jesus shows that He is in control of all things as He prepares for the cross.

We connect to God for His guidance by listening to the scriptures, to His wise servants, to His Spirit and obeying.

The Rebekah Principle: Willingly going above and beyond all expectations.

Solomon's wisdom gives us warnings about laziness as well as advantages of diligence.