When a person comes to believe in Jesus Christ as Savior, that is not the end, but rather a beginning. It is the beginning of a life of serving Jesus – ministering in His name so that others will hear the gospel and be saved.

Israel faces an attack from a fierce enemy. Faith in the Lord God stirs Israel to action.

The Apostle Paul never overlooked the need to tell others the gospel. With great fervency, he appealed to men and women, boys and girls, to answer God’s call of salvation.

The Apostle Paul wants to remind Christians that the Lord has a message for the lost world: be reconciled! He also tells us that the messengers for that message are those who have been saved by God’s grace.

This text contains the final exchange in a series of controversies that occur in the temple area between Jesus and the Jewish leaders in the days leading up to the arrest and crucifixion of our Lord.

The believer has become a “new creation,” transformed by the power of God. Once alienated from God, now the believer is reconciled to Him.

Here a scribe comes asking Jesus, “Which commandment is the most important of all?” Jesus’ answer is very instructive, as He summarizes the law and shows us how much we need a Savior.

Those who believe in the Lord Jesus Christ as the only way of salvation are motivated to live serving Jesus and the gospel.

The Israelites bring a lawsuit against the Lord when they come to a place with no water.