Jesus' third appearance to his disciples not only proves he is alive but the repitition of an early miracle renews the lesson of that miracle with the assurance that abiding in him they will bear fruit and he will supply their needs.

Christ is not honored by saying he died for everyone in general but no one in particular. The Bible's teaching on definite atonement is a great comfort to believers.

Christ is not honored by saying he died for everyone in general but no one in particular. The Bible's teaching on definite atonement is a great comfort to believers.

Jesus extends the promised peace, proves his ressurrection, and send his disciples forth into the world to obediently work with him, in the power of the Spirit, to bring forgiveness and new life to all who will repent and beleive.

In this study of limited atonement, God's justice and mercy are described as well as the need to preach the Gospel to all people everywhere.

Jesus extends the promised peace, proves his ressurrection, and send his disciples forth into the world to obediently work with him, in the power of the Spirit, to bring forgiveness and new life to all who will repent and beleive.

In this study of limited atonement, God's justice and mercy are described as well as the need to preach the Gospel to all people everywhere.

What was the relationship between Jesus and Mary? Why was Mary so slow to believe Jesus could be alive again? Why was Mary the first one to whom Jesus appeared?

What is "reprobation" and is it a biblical doctrine? Why should this not frighten us but rather cause us to praise God more fully?

What was the relationship between Jesus and Mary? Why was Mary so slow to believe Jesus could be alive again? Why was Mary the first one to whom Jesus appeared?