Daniel 4:35. God is sovereign over all things. This should both humble us and lead us to worship.
Luke 18:15-34. Those who seek eternal life must confess their sin and come to the Saviour.
Ezra 9:6. God’s word not only calls us to humble repentance, but it also shows us how.
Luke 18:1-14. In these two parables, Jesus shows us two ways we relate to God.
Zechariah 9:14. The Lord himself will descend as deliverer and judge. For believers, this is a great cause for joy.
Luke 17:20-37. The kingdom of God is coming; and is already here.
Psalm 106:13. Israel was quick to forget God’s wonders and impatient to trust in his will.
Luke 17:1-19. Saving faith bears the fruits of compassion, humility and gratitude for God’s grace.
Malachi 4:2-4. Salvation awaits the righteous, but the wicked will face judgement.
Luke 16:14-31. How do we respond when Jesus rebukes our sin?
Luke 16:1-13. Jesus teaches his disciples to store up treasures in heaven through faithful stewardship of worldly possessions.
1 Chronicles 29:14-16. All we have comes from the gracious hand of God.
Ezekiel 33:11. God calls wayward Israel back to Himself.
Luke 15. The Father pursues and joyfully receives the lost.
2 Corinthians 1:4. Paul shows us that God is the source of all mercy and comfort.
Psalm 6. David’s psalm of repentance gives believers a needed reminder of God’s mercy.
Psalm 86. How do we pray in times of need?
Romans 12:14-21. How should believers respond to the everyday sort of wrongs and injustices we face? Paul gives clear instructions.
Psalm 58. David shows believers how to respond to and hope in the midst of suffering and injustice.
Hebrews 1:8. The author of Hebrews shows how Jesus is the reigning king spoken of in the Psalms.