Lance Lambert — From the Archives

Mark 15:1-15

In this episode, Lance covers the actions of Pilate before the Roman people, making the decision to crucify Jesus and let Barnabas go. What were the laws in place for this proceding? How powerful is Pilate to be able to judge this? Listen in to find out more.

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Mark 14:53-72

How could Peter, the leading disciple, disown the Lord three times? Many wonder about this and question Peter's character in this incident found in the gospels. Lance uses this episode to take a detailed look into Peter and his role in the testimony of Jesus.

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Mark 14:53-65; 15:1-15

In this episode, Lance continues in his messages in Mark with the trial before the high priests and officials in addition to Pilates response to the crowd.

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Mark 14:54-72

This portion of Mark covers a rather significant part of the story of Jesus' crucifixion: his trial before the high priest. Although everyone was against him, no one could find fault with him and even gave false testimonies to undermine him. Lance goes into further detail to discuss the nature of court trials in those days and much more.

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Mark 14:43-52

Why is the peace of God so important? In the garden of Gethsemane, we see this peace fill Jesus as he went out to meet his captors - a calm and confident peace that gave him composure after crying out to the Lord moments before. In this episode, Lance talks about the significance of finding such peace in our own walks in life and in doing the will of God.

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Mark 14:32-42

In this episode, Lance comments on the events that happen at Gethsemane from the outwardly peaceful nature of it with the disciples sleeping to the powerful spiritual battle being undertaken there.

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Isaiah 52:13-14; 53:1-12

Sometimes, it is easy to see Jesus' pain on the cross as just physical pain, something all of us go through and have to bear. In this regard, the two sinners next to him being crucified underwent the exact same torment. However, Lance takes this episode to point out the emotional and spiritual pain Jesus went through, having been torn and alienated from his Father who he loved in order to sacrifice his own will and body for the people who his Father loved.

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Mark 14:27-31

"I will strike the shepherd and the sheep will be scattered." In this last message on the Lord's table according to Mark, Lance Lambert focuses on the disciples' response to Jesus' arrest. Although Peter vehemently declared he would never betray the Lord, Jesus was quick to point out that he would stumble before too long. Listen to the full episode to hear more about Lance's commentary on these verses as well as its application to our own walks as christians.

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Mark 14:17-26

It is quite a shock sometimes to remember that Jesus had all the emotions we have in our lives. In fact, the famous verse that is known to be one of the shortest in the bible comes to mind: "Jesus wept." With this in mind, one must wonder just how emotional the Lord's table really was for Jesus - surrounded by his loved ones, knowing that it would be the last meal they would all have together. Lance discusses this emotional aspect of the passover feast in this episode and much more.

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Mark 14:12-16

This episode touches on one of the most famous events leading up to the crucifixion of Christ: the Lord's Supper. What exactly makes this moment so important? What is the significance of the passover? Lance covers this and more in this segment of Mark.

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