The last few weeks we have talked about singleness, marriage, divorce, talking, and now tonight - money.

Faith comes when you hear what God’s word. Turnaround comes when you speak God’s word to the mountain!

Jesus began His triumphant journey from Jericho (Lk. 18:35 – 19:40) to Jerusalem as the Children of Israel did many years before. Joshua (O.T. name for Jesus “deliverer”) began with Jericho and David completed the journey with his triumphant entry into Jerusalem with the Ark of the Covenant. Palm Sunday is the beginning of what the Church has called Holy Week or Passion Week. Heretofore, Jesus avoided any public announcement.

The tactic of many is to have a battle of words with God... sounds like a bad idea? But it happens.

The words of Isaiah 53, all the way down till the last verse, are the words of a future generation of Jewish people, the nation Israel, who will make this confession and say; we didn’t believe it.

Questions are a part of every relationship. In a healthy relationship there is an exchange of ideas and the questioning of those ideas.

"All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness." - Timothy 3:16

the lessons we learn from the life of Samson teach us that the greatest enemy we have is self. If we can learn to conquer self, we can walk in this life with spiritual victory. 

Tonight we talk about marriage, where God says; I was there too, and I was the most important witness. I heard you exchange your vows.

This chapter as we have come to understand in our first three studies is about Israel’s repentance. These verses are Israel’s broken-hearted lament. This morning we discuss the moment of Israel’s confession.