The Bible opens with a song that reveals to us how the world began and, more importantly, why the world began. “How” questions aren’t generally as important as “why” questions. What we really

need to know about nature and the earth is why God made it, not necessarily how God

made it.

868329

As Jesus recognized His days were counting down, He wanted to make His days count. The 26th chapter of Matthew's Gospel contains a detailed account of how Jesus spent his final 24 hours leading up to his death by crucifixion. Here, we'll find the details of the Gospel message revealed through the events of the Last Supper, Peter's denial, and the Garden of Gethsemane.

As Jesus recognized His days were counting down, He wanted to make His days count. The 26th chapter of Matthew's Gospel contains a detailed account of how Jesus spent his final 24 hours leading up to his death by crucifixion. Here, we'll find the details of the Gospel message revealed through the events of the Last Supper, Peter's denial, and the Garden of Gethsemane.

The Bible opens with a song that reveals to us how the world began and, more importantly, why the world began. “How” questions aren’t generally as important as “why” questions. What we really

need to know about nature and the earth is why God made it, not necessarily how God

made it.

The Bible opens with a song that reveals to us how the world began and, more importantly, why the world began. “How” questions aren’t generally as important as “why” questions. What we really

need to know about nature and the earth is why God made it, not necessarily how God

made it.