This week we look at the unique way in which Mark concludes his Gospel: with the story of the women at the empty tomb. We will explore the various endings of Mark in the development of the New Testament, and discuss the Reformers' views on this passage, as well has how we "identify" Jesus today.

This week we look at Mark’s account of Jesus’ trial, crucifixion, and burial. The text is full of irony, as well as allusions to prominent passages from the Hebrew Bible. We look at the Reformers’ interpretation of this crucial event, and discuss current applications.

This week in our podcast we discuss a turning point in John's narrative of Jesus' life--his awareness that his "hour" has come to glorify the Father and to be glorified by the Father. We also talk about the implications of a view of salvation that is too small for God's sovereign grace.

This week we take an in-depth look at John 3:1-21, examining the themes of John's Gospel, the way in which the Reformers interpreted them, and how we can read this passage in light of a theology of grace today.

In our podcast this week we take a good look at the account of Jesus cleansing the Temple in John's Gospel. We discuss the biblical emphases, the role this text played in the Reformation, and it's implications for today.

This week we discuss Jesus' prediction of his death and his call to follow him in a path of discipleship that will lead to a cross. We look at what that meant in the context of Mark's Gospel, as well as for the Reformers and for us today.