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Knowing that God has revealed to us the secret or the mystery of the Kingdom of God motivates us to live according to its truth.
New Testament Lesson: Mark 4:1-20
On the Final Day, God will judge those who have defied Him, which gives us, who have been saved from the judgement of God, the freedom to have compassion on our non-believing neighbors and stop being mad at them.
New Testament Lesson: Luke 23:18-25, 44-49
1 Kings 20 teaches us about the Kingdom of God, which is heaven, and tells us to wait for it.
New Testament Lesson: Mark 1:1-15
Because God promises to provide for the temporal necessities of life, you can focus on the Kingdom of God.
Old Testament Lesson: Isaiah 65:17-25
That God preserves His people in the most threatening of circumstances demonstrates His mercy and grace in election, which comforts us in the face of fear.
New Testament Lesson: Romans 11:1-10
Sanity is restored when we worship only the one true God through Jesus Christ, His express image.
New Testament Lesson: Acts 17:16-34
God is just to judge humanity for sin but God is also merciful through Jesus Christ, which means salvation for those who trust in Christ.
New Testament Text: 1 Corinthians 15:20-26
Point: We will settle down and stop freaking out about politics and the direction of our country when we learn what it is to prioritize the real and true Kingdom.
New Testament Lesson: John 18:33-40
Jesus Christ secures our salvation through His personal righteousness despite our personal sin.
New Testament Lessons: 1 Peter 1:18-19, 2:22-25; 2 Corinthians 5:21
People don’t naturally repent from their sins because they are deluded believing that they can get away with their sins; but the truth of the matter is, God always punishes sinners. [There are always consequences for our sin]
New Testament Text: Romans 6:15-23
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