After Christ's death on the cross the disciples went into hiding. But after raising Himself from the dead, Jesus came to visit to the disciples, crushing their doubts and fears and proving that He was Who He claimed to be- the true Messiah.
How can we find true joy and hope in the new year- We look to Jesus and His death on the cross, and the miraculous hope and peace He brings us by conquering death itself.
A belief in the bodily resurrection of Jesus and those who put their faith in Him is a pillar of the Christian faith, yet much confusion remains about the events surrounding the timeline and order of the resurrection of the dead and the rapture of the church. Pastor Alex unpacks what God's word says about these important events.
Marking the capstone of His earthly ministry, Jesus is crucified on the cross, taking the punishment for the sins of man upon Himself. Today we explore this event in detail and what it means to us as believers.
Roman Governor Pontius Pilate reluctantly gave into the Jewish leaders demands to crucify Jesus, but before going to the cross Jesus endured a terrible and excruciating flogging, fulfilling prophecy and paving the way for our salvation.
Many people witnessed Jesus' miracles and heard His teaching. Some believed, others did not. What does the Bible say about those who believe and those who don't- And how should a believer respond when called to preach the Gospel to those who won't listen-
No matter where we are, where we go, or what we are going through, God is always with us. Pastor Arnaldo connects this power Psalm to the Gospels, highlighting many of the Bible's descriptions of God's loving attributes.
While the chief priests were inwardly justifying their actions, they were not only violating the law of the land but also were calling for the murder of Jesus and the release of a murderer and thief. But God was in control, and everything happened exactly as He planned.
Jesus says we must die to self to follow Him- that we must hate our lives to be His disciple. What does this mean- How does this apply to our lives today- Let's find out in this expository study in John 12.