December 9, 2012
We should be learning all that we can about the Savior, his Word, his plan for our life. When we read of some truth that Jesus taught his disciples in his last week, we should take note!
December 2, 2012
God is altogether faithful (vv. 1–14), but he is also completely aware of our failings (vv. 15–18).
December 2, 2012
Jesus was “sold out” by a traitor—Judas (vv. 1–6), but he himself was sold out to the mission of redemption (vv. 7–23).
November 25, 2012
In this song of Moses, he reminds Israel that God is altogether faithful (vv. 1–14). He calls character witnesses (vv. 1–5), and then witnesses himself to God’s character (vv. 6–14).
November 25, 2012
Jesus taught his disciples to be spiritually vigilant. We are to be living in anticipation of Christ’s return. Christ guarantees that all this will certainly take place.
November 18, 2012
After a faithful and godly beginning, Asa’s reign finished poorly. He responded badly to a threatening situation (vv. 1–6), a prophet who confronted his sin (vv. 7–10), and to a punishing disease (vv. 11–14).
November 18, 2012
Jesus told his disciples not to have prepared statements, but to trust the Lord to give a solid answer (v. 15). Answering the question, “When will these things be, and what will be the sign of your coming and of the close of the age” (Matt 24:3), the Teacher gave an eschatology lesson. Jesus was clear that […]
November 11, 2012
These verses form a long answer to a short question (v. 7). In his eschatological address, Jesus moved his listeners from what they saw to what they would be seeing to the One who would be seen. Bible prophecy should thrill us when we realize that it all points to the Messiah ruling in all his […]