After the feeding of the 5,000, Jesus tells his disciples to cross the sea. While they are toiling in rowing, Jesus walks by. They cry out to him, and he enters the ship. Jesus is teaching them to call out to him, to trust him, and to remember his miracles.

We examine the birth of Jesus and its implications for believers and the lost.

Reminding us of the true miracle of Christ's birth, this message calls believers today to show mercy, follow God’s ways, and obey courageously even when it makes us look foolish.

Jesus' disciples harvest wheat, and Jesus heals on the Sabbath. We discuss the doctrinal, historical, and devotional meanings of the Sabbath throughout Scripture.

God's character demands justice where there has been injustice.

The nation of Israel has rebelled against the Lord in creating and worshipping the golden calf. Moses intercedes for the people, invoking God's mercy and requesting to see God's glory. God reveals himself as merciful, gracious, long-suffering, and abundant in goodness and truth.

God's pronouncement of judgment on David's sin provides very sober lessons on reaping.

We must present and protect our testimony, and preserve God's testimony.

Gleaning various principles on prayer

If we're teachable, we can learn invaluable lessons from even a dog. That is what we discover in the Lord's dealings with a Gentile.

Observing the traits of God that are connected to His holiness