Elisha’s prominence as a prophet of God and successor of Elijah resulted in a growing number of young men who followed him so that they too might be used by God.

This Holy Week is an opportunity to reflect on Jesus and to consider if we are fully trusting and believing all that he said and, more, all that he did for us at the cross and at his resurrection. 

David’s story reminds us that God’s plans are bigger than our own desires. Through His covenant with David, God revealed a future filled with promise, pointing to Christ and the assurance that one day we will experience lasting peace in His kingdom.

Careless words aren’t just small mistakes—they matter deeply to God. As we reflect on Jesus’ warning, we’re invited to repent where needed and allow the Holy Spirit to shape our hearts so that our words bring life instead of harm.

Jesus invites the weary to find true rest in Him, but this rest is deeper than simply slowing down or getting more sleep.

Shared meals carry powerful memories, and the final meal Jesus shared with His disciples was no different. Communion invites us to remember Christ’s sacrifice, celebrate His faithfulness, and recognize our unity as His people.

Matthew shows Jesus as the fulfillment of Moses, offering not just commandments but a transformed way of life. The Beatitudes call us to reject worldly values and embrace the counter-cultural path of God’s kingdom.