We don't know much about Joseph of Arimathea, but when we see how he responds to Jesus' death on the cross, we can learn a lot from him.

Jesus says in John 19, "it is finished." We look at how that affects our salvation, and the fact that we have been saved, are being saved, and will be saved.

Spending another week looking at the results of the cross of Jesus Christ, we see true love in Jesus laying down his life, and how we can do the same in response.

As we look at the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, we see not only what he did on the cross, but also what it means for our relationship with God.

We see Jesus suffer as he stands trial, is mocked and beaten, and edges closer to his crucifixion. Jesus provides the perfect example of how to suffer well, and how to keep the ultimate prize in mind in the midst of pain.

Following up on Rik's address to the church last week, Dave Kuntz takes a look at his role in North Church and its future.

North Church aims to be a biblically faithful church in North County where people are safe to explore the truth about God while living in a gospel-centered, community-centered way. As we take a biblical look at church leadership, Rik lays out some...

Seeing Peter's denials of Jesus and the first trial of Jesus, we learn from the difference in perspectives of Jesus and Peter.

As we take a look at the betrayal and arrest of Jesus, we see the incredible greatness of God and mercy of Jesus to die for those whom He calls friends, yet ultimately count Him as an enemy.

Getting back into our Images of Jesus series from the book of Mark, we see Jesus' commitment and resolve for his mission even as his death draws near.