Only through the crucifixion of God's Son can a sinner be saved, for it removes God's wrath from those who believe, cleanses them from sin, and reconciles them to the Father.

While the crowds celebrate Jesus' entrance into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, they shout

While the crowds celebrate Jesus' entrance into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, they shout

Because God alone created us, can save us, will judge us, and reign as King for all eternity, we must give our lives totally to him in worship. This is possible only through Christ who transforms sinners into worshippers by his saving work on the cross.

Because God alone created us, can save us, will judge us, and reign as King for all eternity, we must give our lives totally to him in worship. This is possible only through Christ who transforms sinners into worshippers by his saving work on the cross.

In this chapter, Abram and Sarai consider God's promises in light of their current circumstances and decide to take matters into their own hands. We too, as fallen sinners, are inclined to seek our own way with God and yet our only sure hope is to believe the gospel.

In this chapter, Abram and Sarai consider God's promises in light of their current circumstances and decide to take matters into their own hands. We too, as fallen sinners, are inclined to seek our own way with God and yet our only sure hope is to believe the gospel.

In this passage, we see Abram struggling to reconcile God's promises and God's timing of fulfilling these promises. Here God comforts Abram by pointing him back to the gospel and calling him to trust Him no matter what.

In this passage, we see Abram struggling to reconcile God's promises and God's timing of fulfilling these promises. Here God comforts Abram by pointing him back to the gospel and calling him to trust Him no matter what.

Chapter 14 puts Abram forward as one of the many "redeemer" figures in the Bible and introduces us to a very obscure man named Melchizedek, who is both priest and king. The themes of this passage are picked up throughout the Bible and ultimately fulfilled in our great Redeemer, the Lord Jesus Christ, who would come and demonstrate that He is the ultimate Priest-King.