From Christ's arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane, we journey with Him all the way to the cross and find out exactly why we can thank God for Good Friday. Three little words: It is finished.

In the Garden of Gethsemene, we learn a lot about prayer and a lot about the cup of God’s wrath.

Hosanna means save us. The people waving palm branches may have expected a different kind of saving than the one Jesus came to bring. So, even if we question God's actions in our lives, He knows exactly what He's doing.

The Teacher is going to get us thinking and asking questions about what we believe. Why? So we can make adjustments and get healed up, tuned up, and back to enjoying life with God.

God wants us to live as His children and He gives us the grace, the strength, and the wisdom to do that. This chapter of Ecclesiastes gives us simple proverbs that we can remember and live by.

It’s hard to be content. Envy doesn’t help. If Jesus was like us He would have never stepped off His throne to save us.

When the temptation of greed leaves us never being satisfied, how can we ever find satisfaction in this life? How can we be content if we have everything, or if we have nothing?

The Bible is far more concerned about how you received, given, spent, and shared your wealth than how much wealth you have.

Solomon asks us to check our motives and heart when meeting with God. Practically this means sitting in silence to listen to God's Word, read and preached. Then we can respond with gratitude in song and petition.

What makes someone foolish or wise, especially in regard to the truth of God's Word? Listen to and hear that answer.