As David comes to know pervasive and personal power of the Omnipotent God, he responds with both a healthy sense of significance and self-worth; and with an unwavering devotion to God. (Psalm 139:13-18)

Understanding the Omnipresence of God helps us experience God protection from taking spiritual detours; God's help in delivering us from temptation; and God's healing from anxiety. (Psalm 139:7-12)

What difference would it make if you firmly believed that the most difficult thing in your life was being allowed and used by the all-knowing, all-wise God to produce the best possible results by the best possible means for the highest possible purpose? (Isaiah 40:13, 14; Psalm 139:1-6; Psalm 147:5; Romans 11:33)

The Self-existent and Self-Sufficient God doesn't exist for us or need us. We exist for him and desperately need him. So why did God create us and did God rescue us from our sin? And how should we respond to Him? (Exodus 3:13-15; Acts 17:22-28)

Because the true God is transcendent and eternal, we could never find him on our own. But God has pursued us and revealed himself to us so that we can know him and enter into a close relationship with him. (Psalm 97:9; Isaiah 40:12-26; Psalm 90:1,2; Exodus 3:14; John 8:58; Hebrews 1:1-3)

If life's greatest commandment is to love God, then life's greatest pursuit is to know God. Because loving God grows in direct proportion to knowing God. (Jeremiah 9:23,24; Jeremiah 2:13; Psalm 42:1,2; Psalm 63:1-3)

John 21 is like this bonus scene of a movie that gives us an up close look at Jesus's restoration of his broken relationship with Simon Peter. Through this intimate conversation we see Jesus's passion and power to restore Peter from shame to glory. (John 21:15-19)

The resurrection of Jesus Christ provides the solid proof and structural integrity for our faith (John 20:1-18)

Jesus suffered the cruelty of the cross for six hours. For most of that time, he suffered in silence punctuated by only a few statements. These famous last words of Jesus are a window through which the significance of the cross is clearly understood. (Luke 23:34; 23:43; John 19:26, 27; Matthew 27:46; John 19:28, 30; Luke 23:46)

John 17 takes us into the Holy of Holies to listen in on the priestly prayer Jesus prays to the Father. If you listen carefully, and you might hear Jesus mention your name. John 17:1-26