1 Corinthians, Chapter 2 drives us back to the real truth when the world around us is wrong. Now, with more clarity & urgency, we need to put this truth before men.

Jesus disrupts theism by healing an invalid of 38 years on the Sabbath

In John 4, Jesus reveals himself as the Messiah for the first time to the Samaritan woman at the well as one of the greatest invitations to believe that Jesus could love even me.

When we harness the truth that everyone of us is a worshiper, we will find things that will change our lives and change the way we think. The worship of God changes us & unleashes the love of God in this world.

750 years before the advent and coming of Jesus Christ, Isaiah describes what Christ’s coming would be, what sort of person he would be, and what sort of work he would accomplish. 750 years later, Jesus read this text.

When Jonah flees the presence of the Lord, we see that there is more to this story than just a man and a great big fish. We even find that Jonah is a prophet who actually lived out the prophesy of the Gospel.

The vision that Isaiah gets seems super amazing, but if you take a closer, second look, it may seem more routine.

The psalmist was released into worship and praise as he experienced God as transcendent, unique, and present.

When David suffers affliction before the enemy king, he feigns insanity to escape. Afterwards he writes Psalm 34 in response.

God ordains Bezalel and Oholiab with the craft and skill to build His Temple.