Paul expresses his heart to be with the church in Rome and to establish them in the faith through the preaching of The Gospel. 

We contrast two early points of Zecharaiah's message: the sins of the fathers and the measuring lines. We see they are complimentary in that we must measure ourselves to Christ, not our fathers, tradition or some other standard.

Seeking God's direction and strength through prayer is fundamental to any fruitfulness in ministry.

We look at the significance of the altar of incense. We see how unique the altar is from the rest of the furniture of the Tabernacle. We also see how it pictures a pure prayer life before the Lord.

There are many obstacles to life, including danger, demons, disease and ultimately, death. Jesus demonstrates His authority over each of these four areas to give empirical evidence to eyewitnesses of His divine nature.

Examining the pattern for prayer Christ gave His disciples.

Amidst the anguish of physical barrenness and the spiritual depravity of her nation, God used Hannah to raise up a faithful priest to establish the word of the Lord in Israel.

Paul admonishes Timothy to pray for all men in 4 types of ways