In this text, Paul stresses that his love for other people drove his exercise-or lack thereof-of his Christian liberty.

In this text, we read of quite literally the most righteous Man ever to live being arrested for crimes that He was not guilty of-all to pay for crimes that we are guilty of.

Paul explains how the saints at Philippi must live so they could live worthy of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

In this text, Paul tells Timothy that elders who lead well are worthy of provision and protection, but they are not above rebuke and discipline. Therefore, the church must select men to lead them with great care.

This section completes our study of the High Priestly Prayer of Jesus.

In this text, Paul proves-both logically and Biblically-that a church should pay its spiritual leadership if at all possible.

Paul continues his instructions to Timothy about the support of widows in the church.

In this portion of the High Priestly Prayer, Jesus prays for the disciples.

When trouble finds David, David runs to God. David knows peace and rest are found only in the LORD. This example set by David is a much needed reminder to the New Testament believer.

In this psalm, David faces his own sin and cries out to God for deliverance.