In the finale of this series on Psalm 22, we see what the entire purpose of the cross was for. It was not to contain Him, but to enthrone Him, not for a small Kingdom, but to own the entire world.

In Psalm 22:6-21, we see an eye witness account, of what Jesus endured, 1000 years before it happened. Join us this Good Friday as we reflect upon what the Son of God has done, in saving sinners!

This week's Law Homily on the 8th commandment.

Today we close out with the final verse of the Lord's Prayer.

When Jesus is hanging on the cross, He cries out the famous words: "My God, My God, Why Have You Forsaken Me?" But what does it mean? What is Jesus communicating? That is what we will be looking at in today's Palm Sunday sermon!

What does it mean to forgive? How does forgiving others relate to being forgiven? And, what is the extent that we are to forgive? All of this and more we will be talking about in today's Sunday School Episode.

Did you know that the Bible talks about the hatred of God? While God is a God of love, He also hates particular sins and particular people. In today's sermon we examine the hatred of God.

In the fourth petition of the Lord's Prayer, we move from an acknowledgment of God (Father, Sovereign, and Kingdom) now to personal petitions, beginning this week with the petition for the Lord to give us our daily bread.

Today we examine what it means to be a worthless person, and as people who have marred and destroyed our worth, can we have hope?

In this week's Sunday School lesson, we tackle the next aspect the Lord's Prayer, which is "Thy Kingdom Come." Join us as we explore what that means together.