New Testament (1717)
  1. Christ teaches an entirely different language. And like every language, it is not mastered by memorizing vocab lists. It is best to learn this one by immersion.
  2. Jesus rescues those who cry out in fear because that is how our God operates.
  3. Whatever it is He has, be it bread, compassion, mercy, or forgiveness, He will always be sure there is someone there to distribute it to the beggar in need.
  4. Before he teaches, Paul grieves. Before he argues, he weeps. Before he explains God’s mysterious purposes, he opens his own heart.
  5. The powerful images presented easily capture your hearers’ imaginations, who may or may not already have assumptions about their meaning. This is fertile ground for your preaching.
  6. Paul fills the courtroom with questions, but the Christian ultimately answers none of them. God answers them all.
  7. Filling Up What is Lacking in Christ’s Suffering
  8. Though we live in the assurance that the reign of God is happening now, much in our lives causes a longing for what has not yet come to pass.
  9. Whether sigh or groan, weeping or loud cry, Christ does not stand aloof from the world’s groaning. He, in fact, enters it.
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