Peter starts to do the works of the gospel.

When the Spirit comes, the disciples are filled with unique abilities and power that no one could understand.

Luke writes his second letter which focuses our attention on the church after Jesus ascends.

Jesus rises. People don't get it. And an extra part of the text that isn't always there...

God calls Joshua to leadership of His people. Joshua wasn't second in command. He wasn't ready for this task. But he was obedient to it. And God was faithful through it.

Jesus is tried and convicted but yet never found guilty. The innocent for the guilty.

Jesus must do certain things and not everyone is willing to admit it. That does not change their necessity.

Jesus reminds the people that the end isn't what they think it will be...

The leaders of the church of Jesus' day seemed to always try to catch Jesus in a trap but never seem to be able to.

Jesus is welcomed as King, treated like a criminal, yet serves like God.