“Praises in their mouth, and a sword in their hand”
The church advances Christ’s kingdom through joyful worship and faithful gospel witness.
“Saving with your own hand”
Abigail pleads with David to trust God rather than take matters into his own hands.
“Not the God of the dead but of the living”
God’s covenant promises triumph over death through the resurrection
“Render to Caesar”
God’s claim on our lives far exceeds Caesar’s claim on our possessions.
“The One who has shone in our hearts”
The light of Christ overcomes darkness from creation to redemption
“A wedding feast for his son”
Many reject God’s grace while only the transformed enter His kingdom
“Marvelous in our eyes”
Jesus warns that rejecting the Son brings judgment while His death brings salvation.
“From heaven or from men?”
Jesus exposes unbelief and calls for genuine repentance and faith.
“The fig tree withered”
Jesus warns against fruitless religion and calls for faithful, fruitful prayer.
“Behemoth and Leviathan”
The Lord reveals His power over evil and calls Job to humble trust.
“Jesus entered the temple”
Jesus cleanses the temple and reveals the dawn of a new covenant.
“The LORD answered Job out of the whirlwind”
The Lord humbles Job and reveals His sovereign wisdom.
“The thunder of His voice”
God’s overwhelming power calls us to humble trust, not challenge.
“We want our eyes to be opened”
True sight comes through humble faith that cries for mercy.
“Do not long for the night”
Elihu urges trust in God, warning against despair in suffering.