The triumphal entry challenges me to welcome Jesus as He truly is, not merely as I want Him to be.
Audio sermon: Alistair Begg dispels myths that block evangelism and shows that effective witness begins with prayer, life and lip together.
Sinclair Ferguson opens The Basics of the Christian Life from John 8, helping us ask whether we walk in darkness or in the light.
R.C. Sproul opens The Holiness of God with Isaiah 6:1–4, showing why God’s holiness is central and why indifference is impossible for the Christian.
Conrad Mbewe explains the gospel as good news: our fallenness, Christ’s perfect life and substitutionary death, and the call to repent and believe.
The blind men near Jericho show me what it means to recognise my need and call on Jesus for mercy.
Jesus’ warnings about causing others to stumble call me to personal holiness and care for fellow believers.
Matthew 12 shows the promised Servant whose gentleness offers hope to the weak and weary.
Jesus’ confrontation with the Pharisees challenges me to value Scripture, mercy and His lordship.
Matthew 11 warns me against hearing God’s truth repeatedly without responding in repentance and faith.
