Jesus saves the outcasts of society who humbly receive Him but rejects the self-righteous who proudly refuse His Lordship. Therefore, rejoice in the Savior who has come and serve the King who will come again.

Jesus accomplishes our salvation through His death, burial, and resurrection. Therefore, God’s kingdom is NOT entered by the capable or the confident, but by those who know they are helpless and cry for mercy. May we be those who abandon self-reliance and depend wholeheartedly on Christ!

Jesus understood the difficulty of the times and the reality of the present age. While confronting the Pharisees for their presumptuous self-righteousness, Jesus urges his disciples to pray persistently and to not lose heart. Therefore, followers of Jesus must approach God with humility and pray persistently in order to be found faithful when Christ returns in glory.

You must be ready for the final judgment on the Day of the Son of Man; having gotten ready by faith in the gospel and having stayed ready by living the gospel. That inevitable day will come unexpectedly to those who are not ready, and they will lose their life.

Jesus Christ is the Savior for all kinds of people, and those who respond to Him in saving faith will live lives that demonstrate that reality. True faith trusts Christ, serves Christ, and worships Christ. It’s not merely something we confess with our lips; it’s something that reshapes our lives.

Jesus’ followers are called to be faithful stewards over God’s resources, using them in service to God. But we’re easily led astray by the love of money. Jesus teaches us how to follow him with devotion and provides a path that transforms us into people who love others and love God above all.

From the first promise of His coming to the present power of His grace, Jesus is the Savior we need—faithful to God’s Word, merciful to the lost, and transformative in the lives of all who believe.

Jesus, the eternal Son of God became a man—fully and truly human—in order to reveal God’s glory, sympathize with our weakness, and secure our salvation. Therefore, we must repent of our sin, respond in faith to Christ’s finished work on the cross, and rejoice in our souls being saved!

Jesus Christ is the incarnate Word, the eternal Son of God who created and sustains all things. Because He is God, He is able to save a multitude of sinners through His death and resurrection. Therefore, we must behold Him, trust Him, and live for His glory, honor, and praise!