As Jesus is transfigured on a mountain with his inner circle, it becomes clear that Jesus is truly the beloved Son of God—a reality with the power to transform our lives.

Jesus calls us to carry our cross and follow him—forsaking the world, denting ourselves, and looking forward to Christ’s return with his angels in God’s glory.

As Jesus foretells his death, burial, and resurrection, he reminds us of the purpose of his life on earth.

Many times we criticize the church as if it belonged to us when the truth is that the church belongs to Christ.

We often seek to satisfy our natural longings for friendships through the church, when in reality, the true church is a supernatural community marked by the love of God.

We can learn a great deal from the example of Peter, who recognized Jesus' true identity when he asked, "Who do you say that I am?"

Even after seeing Jesus' miraculous work of provision and hearing his spiritual teachings, his disciples still focus on physical realities and fail to trust Christ—a vice familiar to many of us.

God has placed eternity into man's heart. This truth has massive implications for how we should think about and live out our lives.

The Pharisees and Saducees receive Jesus' rebuke when they ask him for a sign—unveiling an attitude that many of us also possess.

Regardless of where you are in your relationship with God, God has even more for you still.