Who are we, what are we to be, what are we to do? Big philosophical questions with real world implications. The chaos we see as culture collapses is grounded in not answering those questions or coming up with the incorrect answer. God is the only one who can make sense of our world.

Peace, Shalom in Hebrew, was what was destroyed at the Garden of Eden. Why can’t we all get along? Sin. When will we find peace? When we find Jesus and allow Him to rule in our hearts. We are called to be instruments of peace in a corrupt and violent world.

Peace, Shalom in Hebrew, was what was destroyed at the Garden of Eden. Why can’t we all get along? Sin. When will we find peace? When we find Jesus and allow Him to rule in our hearts. We are called to be instruments of peace in a corrupt and violent world.

Jesus connects the dots between the prophecies of old and His life and death. The cross was not a failure but a victory and occurred just as God proclaimed it would. This should give us confidence that those things yet unfulfilled will yet transpire.

Jesus connects the dots between the prophecies of old and His life and death. The cross was not a failure but a victory and occurred just as God proclaimed it would. This should give us confidence that those things yet unfulfilled will yet transpire.

Because of Luke’s emphasis upon the marginal and outcasts, it is significant the role the women play in his relating the events of the resurrection.

Because of Luke’s emphasis upon the marginal and outcasts, it is significant the role the women play in his relating the events of the resurrection.

One of the cruelest ways ever invented to die, the Romans perfected crucifixion. Even in His death, Jesus ministers and serves those around Him.