Jesus submitted to the Father's perfect timing in all things. His followers should also submit to and trust God's perfect timing.

Of all God's creation, man is uniquely made in His image and tasked with ruling over God's good creation. The image of God also means there is dignity for human life, which speaks to major issues like abortion and euthanasia.

In response to God's great salvation in the Exodus, Moses and the people of Israel sing praise to God-and provide a template for why we should praise God.

In Jehoshaphat's and Judah's response to invading armies, we find important reminders of how to face difficult circumstances in life.

Jesus tells His disciples that our love must surpass the self-love of the scribes and the Pharisees who love only those who love them in return. We are to love like God loves by loving our enemies.

Jesus teaches us that personal vengeance and retaliation are not to characterize His true followers, but rather we are to deny ourselves and trust in the God who judges righteously.

In this passage, Paul addresses the carnal mindset of the Corinthians by exposing their confidence in the flesh and exhorting them to give all glory to God in the church.

Upon his call to ministry, Moses delays obeying God and presents several common excuses. For each excuse God graciously responds, allowing us to learn four assurances that pummel excuses and promote obedience.

In this Psalm, God answers for us life's most important question.