Kevin Perry • Thomas is skeptical. But Jesus shows up anyways. Through doubt, skepticism, confusion, and pain, Jesus remains faithful. This story is recorded so that we might believe in King Jesus, and that by believing, we might find life in His name.

Joel McCarty • In spite of their fear and confusion, Jesus shows up in the midst of His disciples. Through His life, death, and resurrection, followers of Jesus can be assured that they are safe and secure. And because of the Holy Spirit’s presence, we can be confident in the mission we are sent on.

Joel McCarty • Mary Magdalene comes to the tomb early on Easter morning and finds the stone rolled away. Frantic, she assumes someone has stolen the body of Jesus and runs to tell the news. However, when she returns, she has a personal encounter that changes her life forever.

Joel McCarty • "Then they took Jesus away. Carrying the cross by himself, he went out to what is called Place of the Skull, which in Aramaic is called Golgotha. There they crucified him and two others with him, one on either side, with Jesus in the middle. Pilate also had a sign made and put on the cross. It said: Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews."

Joel McCarty • In John's gospel, we are presented with many layers that help us see that Jesus is the key to unlocking all history. He is the true Man, the true King, and the true Lamb.

Joel McCarty • In his gospel account, John is telling us a new creation story. Jesus is the true and better human who remains faithful in the garden, as He inaugurates the Kingdom of God. Earthly kingdoms will come and go, but God's Kingdom will remain forever. 

Kevin Perry • Jesus pray for himself, the eleven disciples, and all believers who will follow after. As we get a glimpse into this prayer, Jesus not only lets us hear what He prays for, but also the motivations behind His requests.

Kevin Perry • Jesus tells His disciples to cheer up, but this isn't just a cliché. There is a reason for them to be of good cheer - Jesus is the Rock that has conquered the world.

Joel McCarty • Jesus tells His disciples that sorrow is coming soon, but their suffering is not meaningless. The pain that awaits them will serve to produce a joy can never be taken away.

Joel McCarty • Jesus said it was more beneficial for Him to go away so that His followers could receive the presence of the Holy Spirit. And if we grasp this amazing truth, we'll never be the same.