The proper conduct of Christians in all their personal relations: to the brethren; in their own life; to the needy; to the guests; to everybody, even toward enemies.

Though we come from different backgrounds and upbringings, though we have different God-given gifts, we are to function as one church body to the glory of God.

It is always a good thing to remember the works of the Lord.

As God’s kingdom advances, those outside of His kingdom will come to a saving faith in Him. God’s rule leads to the saving of souls.

In this sermon, we will look at how these "coincidences" point to the Providence of God and how He will work all things for good in the end.

Esther takes action on behalf of her people by visiting the king uninvited, while Haman continues in his hatred the Jews.

Mordecai and Esther respond to the news of the edict with a crucial choice: go before the king.

King Ahasuerus promotes Haman. Haman is angry at the Jews because Mordecai does not pay homage to him. Haman plans to annihilate the Jews.

In the second chapter of Esther, Esther finds favor with the king and is chosen to replace Vashti.