In this passage, the writer discusses the humanity of Jesus and the connection to our redemption.

In this text, we see Jesus interact with a Canaanite woman—ultimately healing her child after she casts all her hope on Him.

In this passage, we will see Paul sum up all he has said in condemning humankind—proving that all of us without exception are guilty before a thrice-holy God.

Ayin—As a servant devoted to God the Psalmist acknowledges his constant need of Divine aid and Deliverance as he navigates his journey of faith in this life and Longs for God's justice and final judgment on all evil.

In this sermon, we look at the result of Jesus's encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well.

In this passage, Jesus explains to the religious leaders and the crowds where sin actually originates from.

Samekh—Here the Psalmist reveals the distinct differences between True God Worshippers and the wicked and he points out the reality of God's impending righteousness judgment to come.

The writer of Hebrews here explains that Jesus is the only worthy ruler to fulfill the dominion mandate that Adam failed to do.

In this text, Paul explains how being raised in a culture that exposes one to the truths of God is a great benefit—even if that person ultimately refuses to believe.

In this text, religious traditionalists come face to face with the very embodiment of Truth—and they are reprimanded in the strongest of terms.