Peter's First Sermon, Pt. 2 // Peter explains that Jesus' crucifixion was part of God's sovereign plan, fulfilling Old Testament prophecies and providing salvation, despite being the result of human sin.

A study of the New Testament // Michael Crosswhite

Peter’s First Sermon, Pt. 1 // Peter is empowered to speak confidently and prophetically, addressing a diverse and potentially hostile audience with clarity and conviction.

A study of the New Testament // Michael Crosswhite

Pentecost // The Church begins it's mission to fill the earth with the message of Christ's kingdom and making disciples from every nation.

A study of the New Testament // Michael Crosswhite

Replacing Judas // The apostles seek to replace Judas to restore the symbolic number twelve, representing the leadership of a renewed Israel under the Messiah, and affirming Jesus’ fulfillment of prophecy and authority over salvation history.

A study of the New Testament // Michael Crosswhite

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

A study of the New Testament // Michael Crosswhite

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.