Brian Credille • Luke 22:47-53 • Is there anything more painful than the feeling of being betrayed by someone close to you? Jesus experienced that immediately after He committed Himself to do the will of His Father - to go to the Cross for us.

Brian Credille • Luke 22:39-46 • We begin a journey from now until Easter Sunday that follows Jesus in Luke's Gospel from the Garden of Gethsemane to the Empty Tomb. It's a difficult, painful journey, but it ends in glorious victory! The incredible suffering of our Lord, and His determination to redeem us from Sin, is seen clearly in the Garden.

Brian Credille • Lamentations 3:22-25 • How do we react when the disappointment and troubles of life come our way? The Prophet Jeremiah shows us how he chose to respond to all the difficulty he faced as he tried to call a rebellious people back to God.

Brian Credille • Matthew 6:5-13 • As we continue to focus on "The Holiness of God", so far in this study we have seen Dr. R.C. Sproul stress the importance of holiness, and the trauma felt when unholy people come into the Presence of a Holy God. We'v seen how holiness relates to justice and how God's holiness requires a salvation that is not of our making. But what is the actual meaning of holiness?

Brian Credille • Matthew 22:34-40 • Jesus was asked what is the greatest commandment. In His answer, Jesus gives us what sums up and provides foundation for all of Scripture. The two commands He cites have love at the very core.

Brian Credille • Genesis 5:18-24 • What does it mean to "Walk with God?" We have an example in the Bible of a man who literally "walked with God" all the way to heaven! Let's learn from the life of Enoch.

Brian Credille • James 4:7-10 • What does it mean to be a follower of Jesus? James directly confronts us with a series of commands that reveal both what it means to give your life to Jesus Christ, and what our lives should look like as followers of the Lord.

Brian Credille • Mark 10:32-45 • Followers of Jesus have always struggled with what it really means to be "great." Jesus made it clear to His disciples that what is great in His eyes, is not necessarily what is great in the eyes of this world.

Brian Credille • 2 Corinthians 5:17 • Why is the Gospel of Jesus Christ, "Good News?" It is such "Good News" because of the change Jesus brings! The very fact there is even hope despite our sin is a miracle indeed.

Brian Credille • Genesis 4:1-26 • From the time of The Fall, sin in the human heart has had devastating effects. We see that clearly in the account of Cain and Abel. Let's take a closer look at their lives and what we can learn from them.