A young couple walks into the temple, miracle in their arms, to fulfill their ritual duties. They didn't know their presence that day was the answer to a decades old prayer, and the realization of an ancient promise.

As John pulls back the veil he reveals two kingdoms to his readers: one marked by violence and exploitation and doomed for destruction; and one where victory is achieved through suffering, and love wins out forever as God dwells among his people. Which will you choose?

From an island, while living in exile, an aged disciple pens a letter to seven churches in Asia minor. He shares a vision he has received to help them answer a pressing question: If Jesus is indeed the victorious king, what is going on in the world?

As opposition rises to the message, the Good News about Jesus spreads from the mouths of His disciples and an unlikely ally.  But can the young church survive as it grows beyond its Jewish roots?

The Glory of God Returns! The people of God are born anew as the presence of Jesus fills his followers in the aftermath of his death and resurrection. Will God's people finally be the blessing to the nations He called them to be?

In his first act as King, Jesus rises from the grave. In his victory over death, Jesus brings comfort to the grieving, hope for the unbelieving, and grace for the broken. Redemption abounds as he makes all things new.

On a dark Friday, the king is crowned on a hill outside of Jerusalem. All the power of death, the picture of sacrifice, and the hope of a broken world converge at the Cross, as Jesus gives his life for his people.

On a dark Friday, the king is crowned on a hill outside of Jerusalem. All the power of death, the picture of sacrifice, and the hope of a broken world converge at the Cross, as Jesus gives his life for his people.

As Jesus bursts onto the scene, the gospel authors seek to make sense of the young man from Nazareth. Mark sees a prophet, stirring up echoes of Elijah, whose power and authority both inspires and terrifies his followers. Matthew finds a new hope for Israel, something greater than even Moses and David.

God keeps His promise, and the children of Israel return to the land. But with the new temple and the throne both sitting empty, the kingdom is a shadow of its former self. Will anyone emerge to save the people of God from this sad state of affairs?