"Promises to Receive & Retrieve" The daughters of Zelophehad wanted what God wanted for them and boldly claimed their inheritance, while the sons of Joseph wanted what they thought they deserved and feared the giants in their inheritance.

Jesus entered Jerusalem both triumphantly and prophetically on April 6, 32 A.D., exactly as was stated in Daniel 9. Like everything else, it was all in God's plan. He does this so we can have confidence in Him as our Savior and Lord.

Mary worshiped her Lord by anointing Jesus' feet with a pound of pure nard, and the house was filled with the fragrance of the perfume. Sweet aroma is the byproduct or fruit of worship. How does your house smell?

Caleb obeyed God fully but COULD NOT drive out the Jebusites from his inheritance. The tribe of Ephraim, on the other hand, DID NOT drive out the Canaanites from their land. Big difference! Is the "thorn in your side" a "Jebusite" to endure, or a "Canaanite" to drive out?

The religious leaders were blinded from seeing that Jesus was the Son of God by their pre-dispositions, lateral dependencies, agendas, & greed. What's blinding you? Jesus gives sight to the blind. He is the Way, the Truth, & the Life!

Caleb teaches us that a faithful servant doesn't compromise, hangs on to God's Word, always moves forward, and knows their motive. Let's follow God fully and live "full on"!

Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead. Sometimes things must die first in order to be "resurrected". Do you believe that Jesus is the resurrection and the life, and that if you believe in Him, you will live even if you die?

We are called to be "salt & light" to the world. But we must make sure that we are not too salty or blindingly bright. Let's live out our faith in such a genuine way that others will want to know about our God.