In John 3, Jesus surprises a Pharisee named Nicodemus with the truth that to enter the Kingdom of God, we must be born again.

In John 1, we see the men who would become Jesus' disciples answer the call to "come and see" and "go and tell."

In Matthew 4, we see how Jesus responded perfectly when He was tempted.

Matthew 1 and Luke 2 give us an opportunity to look at the world into which Jesus was born and a reminder of the enduring wonder of the birth of Jesus.

Romans 8:1-11 shows us that we have been set free to follow the Law of the Spirit, but we still struggle with the choice to follow our sinful desires.

Nehemiah 9-10 are a great example of how God is faithful to us throughout the highs and lows of our stories.

The Book of Esther tells a thrilling tale about God's providence, courageous people and the perfection of God's timing.

Jeremiah 31 shows us that God kept His promises to the people when they were exiled, and we can trust Him to keep His promises to us as well.

The story of the rebuilding the temple in Ezra 3-6 is a reminder that we will face opposition as we pursue God, but we are called to remain steadfast in God's call, and we can be certain that He will be faithful to us.

Zechariah 13 gives us hope for a wonderful future with God as we go through the testing and refining of our faith.