The first of the four movements described here is Jesus' coming from the Father. He was clearly aware of His pre-existence. He was not created by the Father and did…
Paul says the believer should have the very mind of Christ. This is to be lowly minded. Jesus humbled Himself, taking on the limitations of being human, veiled His glory,…
Christ promises to hold His people firmly, secure to the end. He is the Good Shepherd and makes clear who His sheep are: they have saving faith, listen to His…
Luke writes as simple history, intending us to believe that Jesus ascended into heaven. Everything that needed to be done for salvation had been done and accepted by God. The…
Daniel saw these terrible beasts but the end comes quickly. He sees the Ancient of Days; there is a higher throne behind the scenes of this world. We need to…
"Jesus wept" are beautiful words. Here is proof of His humanity by which He sympathises with us and intercedes for us. Yet unlike us, He did not sin. He is…
This Psalm was sung as people walked up to Jerusalem as it reminded them of God's promise that David's son would be on the throne. There would be a wonderful…
This Psalm was written in a situation of difficulty. It begins with praise and ends with complaint. The Palmist encourages himself by recalling the promises to David. There is discipline,…
God wanted a people He could delight in but they were wild vines, and so He sent His Son, the true vine. To be His people we must be connected…
Philip asks to be shown what the Father is like. We might think we would be bolder and more courageous in our faith if we could see something dramatic or…