In this text, Paul informs the Jews that ceremonialism without a changed heart is worthless.

In this psalm, we are challenged with our motivation for sharing the Gospel.

Nun—Here yet again we see Divine Sovereignty and human responsibly at work and that the human response is impossible apart from Divine enablement.

In this text, the disciples are amazed as Jesus once again shows His sovereignty over the elements.

In this passage, the writer urges his readers not to neglect the greater revelation that came through God's eternal Son, Jesus.

In this text, Paul raises the bar for the nation whom God had revealed Himself to most clearly—the Jews—and they, like we Gentiles, will come up short.

Matthew tells of Jesus' most well known miraculous in this passage. In perhaps His most well known miracle Jesus heals, teaches, and then feeds tens of thousands. In doing so He shows Himself to be the Messiah, the Prophet, and the Creator God.

Mem. Here we see where a genuine love for God and His Word/Truth will result in a godly hatred of all false ways-of false gospels, false gods, and all that contradicts or opposes God and His Word/Truth.

In this passage, the writer explains with perfect clarity that Jesus is far superior to angels.

In this text, Paul makes clear that all men apart from Christ—whether they possess the old covenant law or not—all are guilty of being sinners and will be condemned at the final judgment.