Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday was no accident, it was a bold, intentional declaration that Jesus was the Messiah, anointed by God to save and deliver His people.

Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday was no accident, it was a bold, intentional declaration that Jesus was the Messiah, anointed by God to save and deliver His people.

To lament is to push our hearts towards God in our pain. The psalmist shows us the way we do that is through our prayers.

To lament is to push our hearts towards God in our pain. The psalmist shows us the way we do that is through our prayers.

The most common type of psalm—over one third— are lament. To lament is to express your grief or sorrow. Lament does not always lead to an immediate solution; it doesn't always bring a quick or timely answer. But it is the prayer you pray and the song you sing, believing that one day God will answer and restore. Lament invites us to pray through our struggle asking God to fix the seemingly unfixable situation.

The most common type of psalm—over one third— are lament. To lament is to express your grief or sorrow. Lament does not always lead to an immediate solution; it doesn't always bring a quick or timely answer. But it is the prayer you pray and the song you sing, believing that one day God will answer and restore. Lament invites us to pray through our struggle asking God to fix the seemingly unfixable situation.

In Daniel 6, we are confronted with who God is and what His posture is towards His people. He is the God who saves and delivers.

In Daniel 6, we are confronted with who God is and what His posture is towards His people. He is the God who saves and delivers.

One of the keys to Daniel’s faithfulness in exile was his fear of the Lord above all else. Yahweh is the perfect Judge, and in Daniel chapter five we see Him enact His justice against the open defiance of Belshazzar.

One of the keys to Daniel’s faithfulness in exile was his fear of the Lord above all else. Yahweh is the perfect Judge, and in Daniel chapter five we see Him enact His justice against the open defiance of Belshazzar.