As we conclude our series Resurrection Joy this morning, we’ll see the final post-resurrection appearances of Jesus recorded in the Gospel of John. The exchange between Jesus and Peter is going to highlight for us several important themes that are central to the gospel: Love, forgiveness, restoration, and commissioning.

As we continue our series Resurrection Joy studying through three different encounters with the risen Jesus, we arrive today at Thomas. Fair or not, tradition has given him the title, “Doubting Thomas”. What can we learn from this interaction between Thomas and Jesus? As Christians, how do we handle our doubts? And how should we respond to others who are doubting?

Today, on this resurrection Sunday, we're beginning a new series called "Resurrection Joy", seeing first-hand encounters with Jesus by three different people. For today, we'll be seeing the first post-resurrection encounter of Jesus with Mary of Magdala.

Join us as we celebrate together why Good Friday is so good.

As we continue our series on the events of Holy Week, we move today to Maundy Thursday and the account of the last supper. Today we'll be seeing the heart of a servant as we see Jesus wash His disciples' feet.

We'll be examining two events that took place on Spy Wednesday: The anointing of Jesus by an unnamed woman and the betrayal of Jesus by Judas. What can we learn from these responses to Jesus?

Jesus curses a fig tree and overturns tables in the temple. The following morning, Peter is surprised to see the speed upon which the fig tree withered. What is Jesus trying to teach His disciples (and us) through this?

Today we’re studying two connected events that take place on the Monday of Holy Week: The cursing of a fig tree and the tables being overturned in the temple. The question is this: What does a fruitless fig tree that Jesus curses have in common with the activity that Jesus sees taking place at the temple?

This is part #1 of a seven-week series examining events that took place each day leading up to Easter Sunday. We start this morning on the 10th day of Nisan, which was “Lamb Selection Day” (Exodus 12:3). It also happens to be the day that Jesus, the Lamb of God, rode a colt (a young male donkey less than four years of age) into Jerusalem.

Curses. Magic. Betrayal. Donkeys that speak. Seers who can't see. And a frustrated king at his wit's end. Some Bible stories are filled with the weird and the wonderful, and the story told in Numbers 22-24 is no different. Join us as we continue a multi-week journey studying through this fascinating story of Balak, Balaam and a donkey that saves his life.