From King David's example and exhortation in Psalm 62, we learn that God alone is our unfailing hope.

We must understand whose plans are at work in the cross of Christ if we are to rightly appreciate it as the center of human history and the center of our human existence.

The cross of Jesus is the center of human history, therefore, it must be the center of our human existence.

Pastors are to pay careful attention to their own lives and to the lives of those whom the Father obtained with the blood of His own Son.

Jesus will return and He will return to judge. A right understanding of this future judgment is vital to Christian living now.

Jesus commands us to be watchful and live wisely as we await His second coming.

The arrival of Jesus is meaningless to us if the identity of Jesus is not central to our knowledge, our worship and our submission.

The nearness and the weightiness of the return of Christ demands that we stay awake.

Amidst present and future suffering, the only source of hope is in the impending glorious return of Christ.

Christian theology of the end is vital to Christian living in the present.