In today's reading, after being challenged by the Pharisees for breaking sabbath rules, Jesus reveals why He has the authority to do such things. The question for us is will we submit to His Lordship?

Jesus heals a man on the Sabbath

The most famous verse in all of the Bible appears in the context of a visit to Jesus by NIcodemus. Much can be learned from the overall context of this passage. Why does Jesus tell Nicodemus that he needs to be "born again?" In this episode, we will explore that question. 

The Psalmist lays out for the reader a vision of what the perfect leader would look like. In Hebrews 1 we find that this Psalm is about Jesus. 

Jesus makes an audacious claim that He is equal with God the Father. He also uses Scripture from Psalm 82 to buttress His claim. 

Bad things happen to good people and good things happen to bad people. Paul reminds Timothy that regardless, he must stay faithful to the scriptures he was taught!

God has finally and conclusively revealed his will for man in Jesus Christ. Through the eyewitnesses of Jesus's teachings, we get the reliable word of God in the New Testament. 

When David is down and despondent his answer is to preach to his own heart. He reminds himself that he should "Hope in the Lord, and praise Him for salvation." 

In Genesis 2 we get a zoomed-in view of God's creation of man and woman. God breaths His breath of life into Adam.