A message on Doing and Divine Enablement OR Desire and Divine aid. Here again we see the Sovereignty of God and the Responsibility of man at work in the Psalm that celebrates God and His Holy Word.

This final section in Zechariah gives us a picture of the great hope of the saints of God—as both our King and our citizenship is currently in Heaven.

In this Psalm, David finds comfort in Yahweh because he knows he can trust God's promises to him—and is well-aware that one day, all wrongs will be righted.

In this text, Jesus is challenged by the religious leaders for breaking their extra-Biblical Sabbath regulations.

In this text, we are given a great example of how to respond when things don't go our way—when tragedy strikes.

In this passage, Paul stands trial before Agrippa.

In the text before us this evening, Jesus denounces the unrepentant in Israel—but not without a real Gospel offer to those individuals still desiring to come to Him.

In this passage, we are introduced to another king before whom Paul will stand in the next chapter.

In this second stanza, the psalmist continues to focus on the importance of keeping the teaching of God's Word.