Through the illustration of the potter and clay we see that all we are and can be is all of the Lord.

We see that even though we are saved by grace in Jesus that Christians will still give account for their lives and how they served the Lord.

Paul's new life quickly changes and not everyone is comfortable with it or likes it.

We see that when we don't seek after forgiveness when we sin that we will not know the joy of the Lord.

We get an introduction to the book of James and learn to count our trials as joy.

After reviewing Paul's testimony of his salvation we see that we have much in common.

We are reminded that we are pilgrims and foreigners in this earth and that we are different and just passing through

We see the purpose of the Shepherd's staff.

We see that Philip was submissive to the Lord even when told to go to a desert and a man was saved.

We see how Hezekiah responded to the threats against Judah