God is not the God of the dead, but the God of the living. The resurrection is a reality and is a cornerstone of the faith.

As believers, we are to pray for our government leaders and hold them in respect. The Jewish leaders did not want to do this, but held false views on their relationship with the state.

The parable Jesus gives us of the wicked husbandmen clearly shows us elements of his character. It is important for us to know God's character so that we can know God.

Christ has been explained and shown to be the long awaited Messiah. The religious leaders choose to refuse to accept Him as such. The choice remains for all men today.

The tree did not produce fruit, neither does the believer have power in his own life. The believer does not have the power, and therefore does not have the fruit, because he does not have the faith to pray.

The temple was central to the worship of God in Israel and was to be God's. The believer's body is the temple of the Holy Ghost, and we ought to bringing glory and honor to God with our body.

The phrase, Abba Father, really speaks of His fatherhood over us and the necessity of obedience to Him. The Lord is our Father, and it is the believer's responsibility to obey Him.

Christ is teaching an important lesson by cursing the fig tree. God's will is that believer's bear fruit and glorify Him through it.

Christ the King enters the city of Jerusalem according to Old Testament prophecy. He is the King of peace, of power, of salvation, of obedience, and of seclusion.

When we are blind spiritually, we are not spiritually whole. This wholeness will only come about through trusting Christ for your eternal salvation.