Jesus the Messiah did not banish evil and the kingdom of the world when he came. He defeated Satan, but did not banish him - not yet!

Paul’s argument to this point has been, “There is no one righteous, not even one.” But God has done something about our predicament, righteously made a way for the unrighteous to be made righteous

God has made a way for us to enjoy him, the greatest, most beautiful treasure. Salvation is not only a wiping clean of our past, but a future in which we are fully satisfied in God.

Jesus calls many to follow Him throughout the book of Matthew. We look at what it means to follow Jesus and how we can learn from those who follow Him in the Bible.

The writer speaks of 'guarding your heart' as “everything you do flows from it.” Warning that if we don’t keep a healthy inner life, we will fall into trouble.

Jesus is able to deliver what He was sent to proclaim because He is the good news. Entering into all the blessings in Isaiah 61 is the result of receiving Him.

The image of the church as a body is a theological fact. Though we are a diverse group of people, each playing our unique part, we are essentially a unity.

We hear about Jesus' encounter with Mary and Judas, and how their different reactions to Jesus show their hearts - and give us a better understanding of what it means to worship.

Paul urges the Philippians to rejoice in the Lord amidst the challenges. The knowledge that our righteousness comes through faith in Christ, for Paul, far outweighs any attempt to hold onto human privileges or achievements.