What does Jesus' role as the Passover Lamb mean for us as we celebrate His crucifixion and resurrection?

Many Christians despise the character of Judas, and with good reason, however, there is much of nature of Judas within us. What is it about Judas that we often seem to emanate in our lives as Christians?

How does Mary Magdalene's background, and Jesus' restoration of her in spite of her background, teach us how we should respond to our restoration and forgiveness through Jesus?

What can we learn from Peter during the moments preceding Jesus' death and the days following His resurrection?

How are we to know how to differentiate between doing what "feels right," and following the truth of God's Word? Why is it so important to differentiate between the two?

When we become comfortable in life, we tend to become complacent. What are the dangers of becoming complacent in our faith, what causes this complacency, and why is it so important that we combat a complacent faith?

How does the way we treat others tie into the way we humbly come before God in worship? Is it possible to focus more on ourselves than serving and loving others, while still holding a humble and contrite heart in our worship of God?

The book of Amos has a lot of important truths for the church today, and these truths begin directly from the onset. The opening oracles from the book show us the danger of looking down on others, rather than looking inwardly to ourselves. What implications does this have on us as Christians, and what does Christ say in connection to this message?

The American dream has created an unprecedented amount of wealth in our lives, but does this wealth hinder us from knowing God more deeply? How can we become a reflection of the church that Christ intended?

What motivates our actions as Christians? As the Spirit of God pours out from us, does love pour out along with it?