In this fourth and final study in our series, "Scenes Around Calvary," we move ahead to the other side of the cross and examine John's presentation of Christ outside the tomb (John 20:1-23).

This is the third sermon in our series, "Scenes Around Calvary." In this study we examine the trial of Jesus before Pilate, the Roman governor of Judaea.

This is the second sermon in the "Scenes Around Calvary" series. The text is John 18:12-27, and in these verses the Lord Jesus is led to the palace of Annas, where He is questioned by the aged high priest.

In this sermon we examine John 18:1-11, a portion of Scripture that records the arrest of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane.

In this sermon we continue our study through the Gospel of Luke. This very familiar portion of scripture is the first of five miracles in a section of this gospel record (Luke 8:22 - 9:17) that accentuates the deity of the Lord Jesus Christ. Luke is leading us to two major events in the ministry of Christ: Peter's Confession and the Mount of Transfiguration. In this study we learn that the Lord Jesus Christ has power over the natural elements (winds and water).

In this sermon we continue our study through the Gospel of Luke. This very familiar portion of scripture is the first of five miracles in a section of this gospel record (Luke 8:22 - 9:17) that accentuates the deity of the Lord Jesus Christ. Luke is leading us to two major events in the ministry of Christ: Peter's Confession and the Mount of Transfiguration. In this study we learn that the Lord Jesus Christ has power over the natural elements (winds and water).

In this sermon we examine the parable of the Sower and the Seed (Luke 8:4-15). This is the first of three sections in this chapter that deal with the revelation from God and man's response to that revelation. The overarching theme of this section is "Take heed how you hear."