John's vision of the throne room in Revelation 4, as explained by Kenny Ronk before his sermon.

In preparation for his sermon on the first chapter of Revelation, Tim talks to Justin about what Jesus is (and isn't!) saying to the seven churches of Asia Minor.

Jesus asks Peter a question three times.  

Two Disciples of Jesus, confused and broken-hearted, take the long walk home from Jerusalem after Passover.  Somewhere along the way, they are joined by a stranger who seems oddly familiar.  The conversation and meal that follows is the perfect summary to Luke's gospel.

Mary Magdalene walks alone in a garden consumed by grief and confusion.  She meets a stranger who changes her world forever.

On the day of his death, Jesus has one final confrontation with the powers that be.  What does Pontius Pilate want from this so-called king of the Jews?  And, perhaps more importantly, what does Jesus have to say to this Roman prefect?

While sitting in prison, John the Baptist sends his disciples to Jesus with a question:  Is his cousin really the one they've been waiting for?  Is this doubt due to John's circumstances or something else?  And what can be learned from Jesus' answer?

A detestable man seeks out Jesus, but it is Jesus who finds him.  What quality does Jesus see in Zaccheaus that makes him worthy of an audience?  What can Zaccheaus offer Jesus in return for this honor?

Jesus meets the kind of guy who can take him places on the road to claiming his messianic kingdom.  What follows is an exchange that leaves both men dissatisfied.  What went wrong?

Jesus is tempted in the wilderness.  But what is the devil's aim?  And what exactly is at stake?