What Your Treasure Reveals.
October’s Wisdom Keys audit the heart through Jesus’ words about treasure, money, humility, stewardship, generosity, and seeking first the Kingdom of God.
Read MoreThe Rest Your Striving Cannot Give.
August’s Wisdom Keys call the weary to come to Jesus, take His yoke, trust the Father, and receive the rest that striving can never give.
Read MoreThe King Comes to His Temple.
Jesus enters Jerusalem as King, confronts the temple, exposes fruitless religion, and forces the question of His authority.
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Who Do You Say That I Am?
Jesus brings His disciples to the central question: Who do you say that I am? His identity, cross, glory, and authority come into focus.
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You Have Heard, But I Say.
Jesus teaches with final authority in the Sermon on the Mount, exposing shallow righteousness and calling hearers to build on His words.
Read MoreThe Breath of Prayer.
May’s Wisdom Keys invite readers into prayer and intimacy with God: coming to the Father, abiding in the Son, asking, resting, and remaining in His love.
Read MoreYou Are Who Jesus Says You Are.
February’s Wisdom Keys call readers to stop inventing themselves and receive their true identity from Jesus: known, cleansed, chosen, sent, and kept by the Good Shepherd.
Read MoreThe Year Begins With a Voice.
January begins the 365-day Wisdom Key journey with the direct invitation of Jesus: come to Him, believe Him, and follow Him.
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The Beloved Son in the Wilderness.
Jesus’ baptism and temptation reveal Him as the beloved Son who identifies with sinners and obeys the Father where temptation presses hardest.
Read MoreThis Is My Blood of the Covenant.
At the Last Supper, Jesus explains His death as covenant blood poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins.
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