Jesus promises to give His people extraordinary power to enable His witnesses to take the gospel to the end of the earth.

The crucifixion of Jesus is the intersection of God’s love and God's justice being put on full display.

Passover and the story of the exodus have great significance for Christians, as Jesus Christ fulfilled the Law and became the Greater Passover.

Jesus didn’t use clever methods to convince those around Him that He is the Son of God, He came in the power of the Holy Spirit.

Aside from the resurrection, the story of Jesus feeding the 5,000 is the only miracle recorded in all four Gospels.

A man’s reception of God’s Word is determined by the condition of his heart. May our faith and our lives exemplify the "good soil" in the Parable of the Sower.

After Malachi there was no prophet until John the Baptist came. He appeared first in the wilderness of Judea and the message he preached was repentance. In other words, consider your ways, change your minds: you have thought wrong; now think aright and do accordingly.

God’s final word of the Old Testament concerns judgment for sin and testifies to our inability to love Him without the help of His grace. But when his grace is lovingly received, it leads a believer into radical worship.

We are powerless to revive ourselves from death to life. We cannot think positively to bring life to dry bones, rather, we must surrender our wills and trust God’s power. When we turn to God, we turn to life.