Jesus reigns from heaven for the good of believers, yet hardships still come their way. Scripture speaks of this, explains this, and tells us how to endure.

In the midst of life that will have many sorrows and many things that are unfair, God commends to His people to enjoy life, as they remember Him in all they do.

Solomon's message, at his life's conclusion: Sin is stupid and will bring bitterness; the key to happiness is remembering your Creator in all you do.

If Jesus is your king functionally, you will dominate your sin nature in life, and your eternal adversary, Satan, will hold no dominance over you.

The life of the Christian: suffering now, then entering glory; and: why it is that not everyone receives the gospel, though it's the best news they’ll ever hear.

The scene of Palm Sunday is that of God the Father making known His selection for king. We learn from this scene we are right to have Jesus as our king, to praise Jesus, and to love those who persecute us.

If Jesus is your king through your faith in Him, your eternal blessing is secure. But, in this life, you can bring great trouble on yourself and the ones around you.

With Jesus as one's king, one enjoys a measured degree of prominence over life now, and will live in Jesus' prominence over the whole earth when He returns.

Solomon's greatness is a preview to the greatness of Jesus, and how He, as king, is great for His people, now and when He returns.

A person need not have a background nor upbringing in the Church to believe in Jesus. The Queen of Sheba, in Solomon's day, shows how this is so.