A day is coming when everyone will see Jesus for who he truly is, and then true justice will be administered once and for all.

In the garden, Jesus falls to the ground in horror of God's wrath against sin about to be poured out on him. But we also learn and benefit from his response.

Seeing the Lord's Supper through the lenses of customs, covenant, grace, remembrance, and promise.

Through the inauguration of the Lord's Supper, Jesus is doing away with the old and replacing it with something new and far, far better.

Jesus wasn't walking into his death blindly. Jesus knew what he was doing, and for whom he was doing it. And that is cause for rejoicing.

Because Jesus experienced exile on our behalf, we can flourish in the presence of God.

When we understand the original situation surrounding Isaiah's well-known prophecy of the coming Messiah, we get a beautiful view of all that Emmanuel means.

The nation's rulers may plot to end the Messiah's life, yet in their attempt to overthrow God's plans, they're actually fulfilling them.

It was no coincidence that Jesus' death, burial and resurrection occurred during Passover. What the Messiah was about to do would fulfill all of which the Passover was only a shadow.

The Blessed Man, Jesus, has fully pleased God and fulfilled Psalm 1 so that we can delight in His word and resist the path of the wicked.