Replacing Judas

The Acts of the Resurrected Christ // Jesus' ministry continues through His disciples spreading the gospel around the world and establishing God's kingdom.

The Great Commission // The Great Commission becomes the means God uses to accomplish the global praise of His name.

The Aftermath // In the immediate aftermath of Jesus’ resurrection, people began to get glimpses of what Jesus’ new creation would bring.

Passion Week, Pt. 11 // Aligning the gospel accounts of the resurrection to examine perceived contradictions between the the accounts.

Passion Week, Pt. 10 // On Saturday, Jesus's body is buried and the tomb is secured.

Passion Week, Pt. 9 // In the third and final act of Good Friday, Jesus is flogged and crucified. The darkness that covered the land during Jesus’ crucifixion is a sign that he was bearing the judgment of God for the sins of the world.

Passion Week, Pt. 8 // The second act of Good Friday is the Roman trial of Jesus where he receives a “not guilty” verdict from Pilate and Herod Antipas. The crowd insists on Jesus’ execution and Pilate, more afraid of the people than Jesus, gave into their will.

Passion Week, Pt. 7 // Early Friday morning, Jesus is betrayed by Judas and arrested by authorities. Following his arrest, Jesus has an informal hearing before Annas where Peter denies Jesus three times. 

Passion Week, Pt. 6 // Early on Friday, Jesus addresses Peter and prays for the Father's will to prevail over his own.