Belief in Jesus is all it takes to come Back to Life!

This Palm Sunday we explore the stories of all those who gave for our Lord in the Easter story.

The story of Peter's denial and his redemption are a powerful story found near the end of Luke 22 and John 21 that we can all relate to in our lives.

In any circumstance in your life, just like Jesus you can say "Nevertheless." God's will is better than ours!

Jesus' prayer in Gethsemane shows He knew the suffering He would endure. He was not scared, He was sure that this would be His way to take our place.

Jesus' prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane mirrored His model for prayer known as the Lord's Prayer. Jesus knew that the way to live is believing God CAN even if He WON'T.

Luke 22 explores the significance of Peter being "sifted like wheat," highlighting how this metaphor reflects the refining process believers undergo through trials and challenges.

Observing the Lord's Supper is for us to really understand that this was Jesus' symbol of substitution for us.

Luke 22 begins with Judas agreeing to betray Jesus. Satan and demonic powers are as much about truth as about power. Remember that everything from Satan is counterfeit. Jesus offers us freedom, and you can win the battle over Satan.

Jesus' warnings about the end times are more about keeping your eyes on Him than they are about watching for the signs. Be Always Watching By Praying.