How do we respond to those we thought identified with us and yet turn on us in critique?

Jesus visits his hometown with an inspiring message of God’s hope and favor at hand...but the mood quickly shifts when he draws a comparison the congregation isn’t happy to hear.

The apostle Paul tells us to “rejoice always,” knowing that we will experience many circumstances that seldom feel happy. What does it mean for us to find and choose joy in the midst of trials?

Jesus tells us not to worry or fear several times throughout his ministry, yet it remains a difficult experience to shake. How can we find freedom from worry and fear in a life with Jesus?

Jesus’ last words from the cross in light of the empty tomb.

Jesus utters his last words and relinquishes his breath in death.

Having received a drink of sour wine, Jesus says, "It is finished.

Jesus senses that all has now been accomplished, and so he simply lets it be known that he is thirsty. Yet even in this, we are told that Jesus is fulfilling scripture.

Hanging upon the cross, Jesus catches sight of his mother and a beloved disciple. In the midst of his suffering, he takes a moment to entrust them to each other’s care in his absence.

Jesus is crucified alongside two criminals. One joins the crowds in mocking, but the other affirms Jesus’ innocence and asks Jesus to remember him. Jesus responds with mercy and assurance.

As Jesus is crucified, he prays for his enemies.