Gethsemane, the greatest display of the perfect humanity of Jesus in the Bible, offers opportunities to ponder the excellence of His character.

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Moses was a role model of male leadership; he rejected worldly power and pleasure for the Kingdom of God, displaying genuine humility.

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The grace of God in Christ should result in a good life, this means that genuine faith reflects good works and a holy life modeled by scripture.

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In Daniel chapter 10, Daniel has an overwhelming vision of a heavenly man, a messenger, an angel who prepares him to hear new revelations concerning Israel’s future.

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The night before the crucifixion, Jesus warns his disciples that they will fall away, though they deny it, and hints at their eventual restoration.

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The essence of Christian works can be described in seven dimensions: worship, spiritual disciplines, family dynamics, ministry involvement, mission, stewardship, and work ethics.

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A regular theme in the letter is the role of good works and an openly virtuous life that flows from the Gospel being essential to evangelism in the community.

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In Daniel chapter 9, the angel Gabriel appears in answer to Daniel’s prayer and gives him an astounding answer about the future of Israel.

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God's sovereignty and authority over all things are displayed in His precise predictions as the disciples prepare for the Passover and Judas' imminent betrayal.

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Christians will not be saved by their works but will be judged by them. God desires to see good works lived out and, by the Spirit, with full obedience to all His commands.

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