As Christians, we no longer live for ourselves, but for each other as we learn to forgive and love each other.

As Believers, we must put to death the old, sinful patterns in our lives and pursue the resurrected life in Christ.

If we are true believers, we should now live for the things that are above, not the things of this earth.

Isaiah prophesies that a weary world can rejoice for the child that has been born.

Isaiah prophesies that the Messiah will come to heal and deliver those in bondage.

Isaiah prophesies a message of comfort for the people of God as he proclaims the good news of the Messiah.

Isaiah prays that God would move and act upon the difficulties the Jewish people find themselves in.

In the 98th Psalm, we are provided three reasons to praise the Lord. Because He is our Savior, He is our King, and He is our Judge.

Paul warns of the dangers of choosing religious observances over Christ.

Paul speaks of who we now are because of the work of Christ on the cross on our behalf.