Jesus makes it very obvious that He is our King and we are to submit to Him as he enters into Jerusalem.

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Jesus knew he was about to leave his disciples behind, so he takes them on a trip to show them how they are to treat those the world has cast out.

The Bible often speaks of our salvation as something accomplished by God in the past. Other times, it speaks as if we will be saved in the future. Fact is, both are true. Join us this week as we marvel at the beauty of our salvation.

We cannot fully understand the Gospel without understanding God's wrath against sin. God is not just a spiritual grandfather, doling out blessings. He is holy, righteous, and good and his anger against sin is real. 

Paul was eager to preach in Rome because he was not ashamed of the Gospel. What is the Gospel and why should be be proud to proclaim what God has done? Find out this week as we take a look at Romans 1:16-17. 

 If we were commanded not to pray, would we even be tempted to break the law? This week we see the value prayer should hold in a christian's life.

God has made all things for a purpose, and we should pay attention. We are called to honor God and bring Him glory with our lives, and we will, one way or another.

God hates the proud, but invites the humble into His kingdom. This week, we see the great lengths God goes to  in order to humble the king of Babylon. 

We must believe that God has the power to deliver us from our trials, and that will. But even if He doesn't, we praise him anyway! 

Our God knows all things and has ordained all things. He knows the ends from the beginning. This week we see how God establishes Daniel in the Babylonian court through the King's dreams.