Because of His fame and notoriety, there were many people around Jesus. Some were friendly, some were not. Some were regular followers, others were temporary. But He chose for Himself a special group of men to be His disciples. This is the beginning of their story.

The life and ministry of Jesus were, in every way, a challenge to the -business as usual- way of being religious. He challenged the traditions. And He challenges us to follow Him in a new way of living in the Spirit.

The arrival of the Kingdom of God was demonstrated by the signs and wonders of Jesus ministry, including divine healings. Unlike the counterfeit of today's -faith healers,- the works of Jesus were authentic. But He asked those who were the beneficiaries of these healings to speak to no one about it. Could you keep that secret-

Jesus' healing of Peter's mother in law is an occasion for us to decide what we learn from this story and whether we apply it to our lives or -leave it in church-- What will YOU do-

Jesus calls us to -drop our nets- and follow Him. If you are satisfied with your present life circumstances, maybe you won't even hear that call- What are you living for-

As the Second Adam, Jesus was tempted by Satan but unlike the first Adam, defeated Satan in the midst of hardship and hunger. In this He serves as a model for our own resistance-

The final chapter in the study of Daniel gives all of God's elect people hope and expectation of the triumph of God's Kingdom in time and history. As Rushdoony so well said, a retreat from victory is a retreat from Christ-

The convergence of God's power is found in the birth, life and death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus Christ to His Kingly authority. In this sermon, Dr Roberts shows how the vision given to Daniel in chapter 11 becomes part of the larger project of God's power within this world.

A most excellent sermon by Mr Zack Groff, Director of Advancement and Admissions at Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary.

Zack Groff, Director of Advancement at Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, shares a message about Christ as our only way to God.