Imagine walking down a beach with Jesus… what might He say to you, and what would you say to Him? Days after his resurrection, Jesus asked Peter a searching question: “Do you love me?”. It was his way of affirming Peter after this disciple has denied he knew Jesus. Finally honest with his inner brokenness, Peter was now in a place Jesus could truly use him and affirm him…

“My God, why have you forsaken me?” These haunting words express Jesus heartbreak when He sensed a relational separation from his Father for the first time. What was happening in the mysteries of the Godhead as Jesus bore the sin of the world? Was the Father still “well pleased” with His beloved Son?

A critique can be either positive or negative. In this study there are four critiques, two are negative and two are positive. A persons critique of the cross may be based upon preconceived notions, false information, even personal animosity. Considering the voice behind a persons response to the crucifixion, helps us move toward an appropriate response.

Feet from Jesus, hours from death… 2 men have opposite responses to the crucified Christ. Do our assumptions of how we think God ‘ought’ to act prevent us from coming in humility and whispering “Lord, remember me”?

Coveting - the command that strikes at the heart. Am I convinced God is a good provider of all I need? The result will be the peace of contentment…

The command began as prohibition of bringing false testimony in a legal case. What are the wider implications of the command for us today in the internet age? Why are lies so damaging to us and those we lie about? God’s nature as Truth is diametrically opposed to Satan, the author of all falsehood.

To be people of integrity is to be healthy and pur at the ore of who we are. Stealing is so much more than taking an item from another. We can steal things far more profound and damaging from another. What should we do about it?