Have you ever done something that as soon as you did it, you said, “Now, I wish I wouldn’t have done that.”

We encounter a man today who would live to regret the choice that he made. Pilate—though not solely responsible for the crucifixion of...

From Jesus’ example, what do we learn about prayer? Again, I point to the main idea of this series. Jesus’ life is at a hectic, frantic pace. Time is of the essence. What does He do? He draws aside so that He can pray. He goes to His spot—His...

We have learned that in the last of week of Jesus’ life He had purposes in all that He did. Certainly He had purposes in this final meal. Jesus used the customary Jewish celebration of the Passover meal to reveal even a greater significance for a...

We ought to pay much closer attention to this—His final sermon.This sermon, or Discourse, as it is most often called comes as the result of a question from the disciples. Jesus had just prophesied to the disciples the destruction of the Temple in...

Do you want to know what makes God mad? Really mad? He displayed His righteous anger when a place set up in His name did not honor His name? God is still angered at any place that has the Label of God on it, but not the Love of God in it. I ran...

To be sure, the fact that Jesus healed these two blind men is an incredible story. In fact, it is a miracle. But the fact that the story happens at the place that it happens is the significant thing to me. Consider the scene: A crowd is following...

How many choices do you make in any one given day? Simple stuff—what to wear, what to eat, what will you do all come with choices. Life is a series of choices.

We have been thinking about the family.It comes down to choice.

We have been learning that our survival is based upon our willingness to commit to God’s plan for our families. Let’s hammer home that point this morning as we consider a prophecy and a promise regarding our families.

Pop culture has given us some pretty famous duos. By duos, I mean those kinds of pairs that you hardly think of one without the other. I’m thinking of pairs like Sesame Street’s Bert and Ernie; cartoon characters Tom and Jerry, Shakespeare’s Romeo...

Every family faces tests of one kind or the other. Some families will face testing through marital problems. For other families, the test will be with the children. Others will face great tragedy in sickness, or death, or loss of all belongings...