Jesus is the leader we need and should be trusting in and looking for instead of a human king or politician.

Jesus gives His final public appeal to believe in Him and His Word.

In this passage, Paul reminds these saints of the method of preaching he used when he was in Corinth-and stresses that the message of the preacher is what matters-not style.

In this Psalm, the man whom an enemy nation believed to be insane shows a great degree of sanity-knowing that God delivered him, and not he himself.

In this passage, John explains exactly why the Jewish leaders rejected their own Messiah.

In this section, the nation continues to question God and He answers them in a way they think they want.

In this text, we'll find that it's not the eloquence of the speaker nor the intelligence of the hearer that makes Gospel preaching effective. It is the power of God.

In this section, we will see that there are varying opinions of Jesus-and He will explain the eternal implications of mislabeling Him.

In this section, Paul immediately exposes what-no doubt-was a root cause of other problems in the church-factions within the body.

In this text, the focus turns from the priest to the failed relationships of the people.