Exploring further into John 18, we find that Jesus is tried legally before He can be put to death. In this, we see the power that truth possesses.

We are imperfect, looking for acceptance. Jesus provides that acceptance. He died while we were still sinners.

We are broken people, and broken people go through times of pain and struggle. Jesus suffered when he was arrested in the Garden of Gethsemane, and His example there should teach us that He is in control of our lives.

In a Family Easter service, Pastor Brian discusses the new life that Jesus brings when we've made a mess of things.

Judas betrayed Jesus. What can we learn from his actions?

After we've considered that our reputation and our time are God's, we need to consider that what is ours financially and materially is also God's.

Time is valuable to us, sometimes more so than our money. Because of this, where we spend our time truly tells us what we value.

Guest speaker Brian Adams, campus pastor at Rutgers University for AG ministry Chi Alpha, elaborates on the need to forget about our own pride and leave our personal fears in order to make God's name known.

Our prayer life is incomplete if we are not able to give our trust to God. His plan is greater than our own.

Our prayer isn't just about us. It's also about our Creator, a God who is worthy of all praise. It is good for us to give Him glory.