Isaiah 66:1-5

Because God dwells with the humble who tremble at his word, his persecuted people can endorse suffering with joy for the Kingdom of Heaven is already theirs.

Matthew 5:10

Persecution isn’t proof that you’ve lost the kingdom, persecution is proof you belong to it. Those who endure persecution for covenant faithfulness to Christ, show themselves to be heirs of the Kingdom of heaven.

2 Peter 1:1-11

God, in his grace and mercy, sent his son into the world to save a specific people called the elect, each one elected to be wholly and blameless shall conform to the likeness of Jesus and enjoy paradise with God. This means all the elect of God shall be saved.

2 Peter 3:1-10

God, in his grace and mercy, sent his son into the world to save a specific people called the elect, each one elected to be wholly and blameless shall conform to the likeness of Jesus and enjoy paradise with God. This means all the elect of God shall be saved.

Matthew 5:9

In Christ, peacemakers are those who, reconciled to God, reflect his peace and reveal their adoptions as sons.

Matthew 5:9

In Christ, peacemakers are those who, reconciled to God, reflect his peace and reveal their adoptions as sons.

Psalm 24:1-10

Who shall ascend the hill of the Lord? Who shall stand in his holy place? This is the question at the heart of Psalm 24. It's really a question of access. Who may draw near to the holy presence of God. How can sinners enter the dwelling place of the King of Glory?

Luke 16:19-31

If people do not listen to what God says in his word, even seeing the miracle of someone being resurrected from the dead shall not convince them of their need of a Messiah.

Psalm 103:1-18

Mercy received becomes mercy revealed, and mercy revealed receives mercy renewed.

Matthew 5:7

In union with Christ, the merciful life is not a condition for grace, but a consequence of it. Those who have received God's covenant mercy in Christ are made merciful, and in their mercy, they reflect and receive the continuing mercy of God.