The empty tomb was an expression of God's power, a declaration of Christ's authenticity, and the foundation of our hope not only in this life but in the one to come!

God is Holy and so He demands justice. But He is also Love which makes Him long to show compassion. The Cross became the elegant expression of both.

Jesus didn't come to establish a temporary or earthly Kingdom. He came to lay the foundation for an eternal and Heavenly one.

The Cross, while unexpected by Jesus' followers, was fully anticipated by Jesus and planned by God.

How can we engage people outside of our faith in a personal, compassionate, and Christ-like way?

What in our life do we need to "put off" and what do we need to "put on" in order to pursue Christ well and live a life pleasing to God?

How do you defeat temptation? How do we combat our fleshly urges and destructive desires? Will harsh rules and strict expectations be enough? Or is there something more to the fight against temptation?

What price are you willing to pay to see people grow and become more like Jesus?

How does Scripture describe our introduction into our relationship with God? What images and ideas help us understand what God has done for us in Christ?

This single passage is the densest description of Jesus' supremacy in all of Scripture. Let's rediscover the hope, the confidence, and the humbling that comes with knowing the One who is supreme over all things.