God knows that this world is full of trials and tribulations - and even though it's because of our sin, He still desires to comfort us as He shepherds us. So in Revelation 7 God shows us that there is something better, far greater than anything this world has to offer, that awaits we who endure. Learn about the most comforting chapter in Scripture, the "light at the end of the tunnel," so that you can keep your focus on the promised goal.

What does it mean that the Lamb who was slain has taken the scroll? How do we find comfort in this enthronement of Christ? God knows your future, therefore we can face each day in confidence. We can also offer our bodies and praises as sacrifices pleasing to God, seeking to bring glory to God in whatever path we choose.

It's a comfort to know you have keys, it means safety, home, and that we're welcome to enter. What does it mean for Jesus to hold the keys? To what does He hold the keys? For the Church to have been given the keys? How do we use the keys?

What does it mean that the Lord is at your right hand, as King David says in Psalm 16? What comfort can we find by having the Lord with us? As we finish up our Lenten series on the Mighty Hand of the Lord, we see Jesus with nail-pierced hands risen from the dead to save us. There we find peace now and forever.

We spend our lives in search of freedom. Where do we find true freedom? Not from chasing our dreams...

How do we endure the day of trials and struggles? The same way God's people have for millenia, we look back at God's acts of salvation and promises which remind us of His promises kept and love shown. We then look forward to the fulfillment of His promises to us through Christ and live in that hope.

The temptation of Christ shows us who He is and how we, too, can be equipped to battle Satan's temptations. Jesus did it in our place, did not sin, overcame the assaults of the devil for us, and then took our punishment to give us His life.

Like a hen gathers her chicks under her wings so God desires to gather us together to save, protect, care for and bring safely home.

God asks why would we die? He calls us to turn, repent, and be saved. God desires to give life, why do we choose death? Turn and Live.

Jesus tells us this parable in Luke 15. Who is the prodigal? Who are you in the parable? What does this mean for us?