In this passage, the writer explains how Abraham and Sarah are Old Testament examples of people who lived by faith.

As the chapter began with a strong declaration that no believer can ever be—or will ever be—condemned, so it ends with this wondrously comforting truth that nothing can possibly separate us from God's love.

In this passage, Jesus exposes the Pharisaical error of majoring on minors that ultimately led them to miss the priority of Scripture.

In this text, the apostle makes the strongest of arguments, saying that if God has cleared our name by declaring us righteous, who could possibly step forward to oppose it?

In these 7 verses, the writer transitions into examples of pre-flood saints who endured because of their faith.

In this text, Jesus lambasts the religious leaders for influencing the people to reject Jesus.

In this passage, Paul lays his trump card on the table—proving beyond the shadow of doubt that the future for all genuine believers in Jesus is sure to end in glory.

In this psalm, the psalmist petitions God to deliver His people from their enemies.

In this passage, Jesus warns against spiritual leaders who are out for personal gain and recognition.

In this text, Paul explains that even when we do not know how to handle the everyday pressures of life or even uncommon suffering, the presence of the Holy Spirit keeps our minds focused on the right things.