When all the world sees is chains and bondage Jesus is putting the wisdom of the world to shame and showing His people the way to true freedom.

The humanity of Jesus is sometimes lost on us. But in it we find a glorious High Priest who sympathizes with us and loves us.

In the dysfunction of what is taking place we realize that there is real life brokenness that could take a completely innocent human and condemn them to death. All the while the One person who should be anxious seems to be walking in a strange peace.

What Peter’s denial of Jesus teaches us about a disciple’s road to bitter sorrow.

God uses the power of the darkness to destroy the darkness. The darkness can do nothing but shadow the true Redeemer.

After drinking the passover cup with his disciples for the last time until kingdom come, another cup remains in front of Jesus.

To men preoccupied by what seat in the Kingdom they will fill, Jesus invites them to a war-time reality that has come upon them. Jesus is inviting them, as friends, to become men in their faith.

Because all flesh is like grass and faith is more precious than gold Jesus uses satan in His school of discipleship.

Jesus disciples the hearts of these young men towards true greatness fueling their longings with promises that only God, Himself could keep.

The plot to kill Jesus begins to actually gain traction and is looking more inevitable and bleak-however, it is God’s plan from eternity past to save a people for himself and it culminates in the person and work of the final Passover Lamb-Jesus Christ.