In Deuteronomy 20 we see the gospel preached by Moses to Israel as a picture of the blessed life we have in Jesus Christ.

Rev. Nutting brings God's word from the Psalms, and shows us how Psalm 131 describes a spiritual condition of the soul that is developed in us through out Lord Jesus Christ.

Like Israel, we need a mediator whose voice God has heard, and hears. We have that mediator in our Lord Jesus Christ.

Dr. J.V. Fesko begins a morning devotion series on the Fruit of the Spirit.

Dr. Godfrey delivers the Fall 2014 opening convocation message, bring God's word from Matthew 1:18-2:18

Office Hours talks with Dr. Julius J. Kim about sanctification and the fruit of the Spirit.

God, in his providence, designed all the events of the first century Church so that various crises came up in churches when apostles couldn't get there soon enough, or in person. So they wrote letters.

God's servant must endure trouble by turning to, and trusting in, his God. 

We live in an age where believers are already justified through our union with Christ, but not yet fully restored as promised in the New Covenant. In Ephesians 2:1-10, Paul points out that we are given a taste of the New Age yet to come.

Jesus Christ as the servent-leader. 

When courtesy becomes cruelty. 

Should we demur from God-given revelation when Scripture identifies Jesus as the fulfillment of Israel? Jesus is the true Israel of God.

Office Hours talks with Dr. S. M. Baugh about the Lord's Prayer in its first century context, and its continued use in the church and by individual Christians today. This is part one.

Is not the kingdom of God a place where love reigns? Then, as Christians how are we to live so that the gospel of Jesus Christ reaches others?

David calls out to the Lord God to be true to his own promises.

God is our shield and our great reward.

We are loved even when Jesus sees us at our worst.

In the face of the curse of the law, God reaches out his hand and gives grace to the same heart wherein there was only condemnation and guilt.

In his epistle, John exhorts us to follow God's commandment of loving one another.

Jesus commands us to love one another just as he loves us.