Peter’s faith is sometime weak, and he often misunderstands Christ’s mission, but Peter knows the Lord, and his tears show a heart that is eager to repent and be restored.

The life and reign of David give us insight into how we should think about God’s Kingdom. Even when it looks unlikely for God’s promises to be fulfilled, God is at work, using His means and His timing to bring them about.

In this chapter, we see the kingdom of God made visible and the world’s opposition that inevitably arises against the Lord

The gathering storm of conflict between Jesus and the Jewish Leaders has grown and is now near full strength. The High Priest and the Sanhedrin bring Jesus to trial.

The Eighth Commandment forbids stealing, but what does that prohibition cover? The brief nature of the commandment highlights its broad application - covering obvious and subtle violations. We also must understand why we break the commandment, by failing to trust God's provision and having an inflated sense of self-importance.

We can learn much from grief. Grief is not wrong, and it gives us an opportunity to remember and to show our love.

The Seventh Commandment gives us God's view of marriage, men and women, and sexuality.

The opening chapter of the book brings a change in the ruler of Israel.