The church once held a prominent position in the makeup of American society, but it no longer receives much respect. It is only as we see the church as God sees it that we can appreciate its true value. In … Continue reading →
Thomas seems to be the patron saint of our skeptical age. He had to see the risen Jesus with his own eyes before he would believe. But when he does see Jesus, he makes a powerful confession. Where does that … Continue reading →
Part 4 of Following Jesus to the Cross – In his Easter account, John makes a point of referring to Jesus’ greeting to his troubled disciples: “Peace be with you.” This is more than a mere greeting; it is a … Continue reading →
Part 3 Following Jesus to the Cross – This morning as we follow Jesus to the cross, we come to his trial before Pilate. We will consider the various actors in this dramatic scene, and ultimately, we will see how … Continue reading →
Part 1 of Following Jesus to the Cross – The redeeming work of the Messiah is more than just a provision for the forgiveness of our sins. It is nothing less than a victory over the powers of evil in … Continue reading →
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