Jesus’ purpose is to give us something we all need: a healthy soul in a healthy body. With his death and resurrection, that will be a reality.

If you want to see the risen Lord for who he is, you don’t need to rely on your eyes, your reason, or even the strength of your own faith. Instead, trust in Jesus himself, the one who saves you.

On Good Friday, it looked as though Jesus had lost. But with his resurrection came vindication - and his victory is ours, too!

Like those who mocked Jesus at the cross, we often have lots of questions for God. But ultimately, if he was willing to suffer and die in our place, we cannot doubt his love.

The quiet mystery of the Lord's Supper works beyond human reason. But it does work, uniting Christians to Christ himself and to one another.

Amidst the praise and accolades, Jesus was intent on going to the cross for us. So we fix our eyes on him.

God gets the glory when we are objects of his mercy. So we glory in the sacrifice and death of Jesus.

True faith lives in the light of God’s unparalleled love.

A psalm of David, which Jesus himself would likely have sung, teaches us about what the Son of God came into the world to do for us.