In the midst of our busyness serving God, we need to remember that He wants us to spend time in His presence and at His feet.

In seeing the glory of Christ upon the mountain, we are directed to look forward to the greater display of His glory at the cross. And in seeing that glory in His death, which is the display of His love for us, we are transformed from our obsession with the things the world highly esteems.

Part four from the "What Makes the Kingdom of God Visible" series.

We consider some of the practical outworkings of headship in marriage.

Though His fame spread, Jesus' example of private prayer demonstrates His humility in the midst of ministering to the people. By loving God first, He transforms our priorities, that we would likewise be a blessing to others.

The Partial Kingdom from the end of Genesis through 2nd Chronicles.

Part three from the "What Makes the Kingdom of God Visible" series.

We examine the Biblical meaning of the husband's headship, as a reflection of Christ's headship over the church. Husbands are called to the same manner of servant leadership and sacrificial love that Christ has shown to us.

Jesus' teaching, being full of grace and truth, delivers His hearers from both the traditions of men and the oppression of devils, showing Him to be the One who has brought God's Kingdom.

Zechariah's vision of the high priest Joshua exemplifies how Christ, who is our advocate before God, removes our filthy garments and clothes us in His righteousness.