In this text, the true hope of Creation—from the very beginning until now—is stated with precision and clarity.

In this passage John was confused in prison as to why the kingdom had not come yet. So, he sent his disciples to Jesus. Jesus responds with confirmation by kingdom works promised in Scripture. He then uses this interaction to confirm John's ministry to the crowds and condemn them for refusing to believe.

In this text, we will see that when Jesus is revealed from Heaven to defeat the godless armies of the nations, the promises of the kingdom will ensue.

In this text, we see more false accusations hurled against Paul—until finally, he appeals to Caesar.

The Psalmist in these verses assures the reader/hearers that the perpetual pursuit of holiness is the pathway that truly leads to happiness.

In this sermon, Jesus warns the apostles what to expect from missionary outreach.

In this text, Yahweh explains the means by which Israel will escape the penalty of her sins—and at the same time, the cause of the generational curse of rejecting her King.

In this psalm, David finds himself exiled from Jerusalem. And yet, even in the midst of a great trial, he cries out to God in praise.

In this text, Jesus warns of certain pushback from unbelievers against the truth of God—the Gospel.

This text foretells of God's sovereign grace as Israel is not only purged of their sin, but will turn to the truth of God's Word.