Our History with God is the Ground of our Hope—In this psalm, the psalmist continually turns to God for help during trying times.

In this parable, Jesus warns the disciples against pride in the family of God.

In this text, the author explains precisely how the Messiah—a King from the tribe of Judah—could also be our great High Priest.

In this text, the apostle once again explains that there is no middle ground as it relates to the Gospel. You are in on the side of sin—or the side of God and righteousness. There is no third option.

In this passage, Jesus teaches a spiritual lesson on both the least and the best of society.

In this passage, the writer offers the greatest of encouragement for true, Biblical hope.

In this passage, Paul gives practical instruction on how believers are to live—as those who have died to sin.

In this passage, Paul explains that what is true of Christ in relation to sin is also true of us—because of our union with Him.

In this text, the writer urges his readers to keep on keeping on.

In a response to the religious leaders, Jesus provides us with instructions on marriage and divorce.