Messiah for the Magi

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Christians care about all suffering — especially eternal suffering. That’s the greatest danger every city faces. 

Not being afraid shows that you treasure God as your generous Shepherd, Father, and King. 

When Jesus asks the Pharisees how David calls the Messiah “Lord,” they refuse to answer. What made that seemingly simple question so incendiary?<img src="https://feed.desiringgod.org/link/10727/16460551.gif" height="1" width="1"/> 

The final section of Romans opens with a question. If non-Jews have been included in God's promises to Israel because of faith in Jesus, what about Jews who do not believe in Jesus? Seth and David talk about the faithfulness of God and how he is still faithful to God's people. 

Jesus predicts the destuction of Jerusalem. 

<p>Man-centered worldliness will ultimately be overcome by God-centered worship. God is faithful and true. Christ is the Messianic warrior. He is the King of kings and Lord of lords. Let’s revere, rejoice, and be ready for his coming. In this message on <a href='https://www.esv.o ... Show More

<p>Friends, we come to the fourth and final Sunday of Advent, falling this year on the very day before Christmas. And today, the Church invites us in our readings to think about David. Jesus is the fulfillment of the Torah, the fulfillment of the temple, the fulfillment of all of ... Show More

Jesus tells parables about the kingdom. 

Jesus enters Jerusalem and is confronted. 

Jesus: Man Messenger Messiah- Chap.3-1 

<p>Jesus was a Jewish rabbi, who was the savior of the world but also celebrated Passover, taught in synagogues, wore Jewish vestments and ordered his life around the Jewish, not the Christian calendar. So what happened. How did the church forget that Jesus was an observant Jew? ... Show More