Mark 16

Continuing in his series on the resurrection and the ascension, Lance picks up from his last message to discuss the second half of Mark 16 where Jesus appears to the doubtful disciples.

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Mark 16

In this episode, Lance goes into depth on the resurrection of Christ Jesus, discussing topics such as the order in which he appeared: first to the women, then to two disciples, then to the rest. Listen to hear more about the importance of this and more.

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Mark 16

Lance takes this message to introduce the story and power behind Christ's resurrection and ascension, winning victory over death itself.

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In all four gospels of the bible, this topic of the burial of Jesus Christ is never glanced over. In fact, it is written about in great detail and lengths to solidify the one fact many choose not to believe: Jesus really died. This episode continues Lance's series on Jesus' crucifixion through his resurrection.

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"It is finished." In his last breath, Jesus uttered these words signaling his completion of his work on earth. Listen through this episode to hear more about what Lance has to say on the burial of Jesus and what he accomplished in life.

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The crucifixion: one of the most famous events in biblical history. In this episode, Lance commentates on this powerful story told from the gospel of Mark. 

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Mark 15:22-39

This episode with Lance Lambert covers not only the physical death Jesus bore on the cross for our sins, but also the spiritual death we all as humans are born into - causing separation between us and the Father.

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As part of Lance's Bible Study series he gave at Halford House in Richmond, Surrey, England, Lance shares this message on the book of Proverbs. 

As part of Lance's Bible Study series he gave at Halford House in Richmond, Surrey, England, Lance shares this message on the book of Song of Solomon. 

This episode covers the third stage of the return to Jerusalem under Nehemiah, which Lance expounds how it  deals with something fuller than the first two stages.