In this passage, Paul instructs believers in Jesus to serve Him in their entire being.

In this passage, Isaiah is shown that the world can only experience true peace when Yahweh alone is exalted.

In this sermon, we hit the pause button and consider the very transaction that occurred on the cross.

In this text, Paul explains how far God is above us—showing precisely why creatures should glorify the Creator.

In this psalm, the repentant psalmist cries out for God to deliver His people and judge His enemies.

In this passage, we learn the details of Messiah's murder—realizing that God ordained all of these events for the salvation of our souls.

In this passage, Paul stresses that God never revokes His promises—whether to us as individual Christians—or to the nation of Israel.

In this passage, God's condemnation of Israel's harlotry continues, but not without a promise of future restoration.

In this passage, Jesus stands trial before Pilate.

In this sermon, we see what events lead up to baptism.