From this narrative, the question arises: "why did Jesus need to be baptised?". He did not need to repent of any sin. However, by getting baptised, Jesus teaches us some very important truths. Let's have a look at them today!

When Paul asks the Corinthians for money for the Jerusalem church, it does not seem like much more than a mere request. However, there are crucial specific points that he makes. God does work work randomly... He works in specifics and so should we!

Before we make wild predictions about the 'end times', we need to understand what Jesus said about them. In Matthew 24, the disciples ask Him 3 questions concerning the end. Their first question refers to Jesus telling them that the Temple would be destroyed. Hence, in our first part of this exposition, we see that Jesus is actually talking about the fall of Jerusalem and the destruction of the Temple, not some vague allegories for the end of the world. Let's learn what He really meant!

When we go through the mist and fog, it's always best to put your hazards on, slow down, and be aware, not only for your safety, but for others' safety as well. Likewise, in our faith, light is better than darkness as wisdom is better than folly!

Let's learn some lessons from the great character of John the Baptist. Although we are not called to do what he did, there is a pattern of calling and obedience in his story that is true of our purpose today!

When the world seems to suggest that we are not getting anywhere because we are following Christ, remember that He is the sovereign I AM! Not unto us, but to God be the glory!

Even as a child, Jesus was in the Temple courts speaking with rabbis and asking questions. The people were amazed at his understanding. In this particular narrative, we see how His fully divine and fully human natures are in play and almost at odds with each other. Let's learn some lessons from this extraordinary moment in the life of Christ!

Abner, the commander of King Saul's armies, got a shocking wake up call when David had managed to steal Saul's spear and jug of water. Sometimes, in our spiritual lives, God gives us wake up calls when we are not being obedient or trying too hard for the wrong thing. Let's be aware and heed the wake up calls!

Today, we have a look at the Lord's Supper: what it means; who it's for; why it's done. Sometimes we may think these questions are no-brainers, but when we delve into God's Word, we should learn to appreciate the true significance of this ordinance as commanded by Jesus!

We all know this passage, but we often misunderstand it. It is not a warning against judgement, but against hypocrisy. In fact, we need to take the log out of our own eyes so that we may see the specks in others' eyes clearly. And it starts with spending time with God, loving Him, and doing His work!