Jesus appears for the third time to his disciples and provides for them a meal.

In this passage, Paul passes onto the Corinthians an early creedal formula that tells them what is most important. What is most important to the Church? It is this - Christ died for our sins, He was buried, and He was raised. 

In this Psalm, David addresses people that appear that they believe in God but in their hearts they live in unbelief. 

Jesus shows up on the road to Emmaus after He is resurrected and converses with two disciples that do not recognize him. In this story, we get the key to reading Scripture and where one truly has their eyes opened to the reality of Jesus. 

The resurrection is the center, the crux, of our faith. Without it, we have nothing. It changed everything. So do we believe it?

Luke's account of Jesus' resurrection and the women coming to the tomb and speaking with two angelic beings.

John records a fascinating post-resurrection appearance of Jesus to His followers. 

David asks some tough questions in today's Psalm. He feels that God has abandoned him but in the end, he puts his faith and trust in God to deliver him. 

Matthew records the details of Jesus's crucifixion. We also explore how Psalm 22 was fulfilled in this passage. 

There was so much that happened on that day Jesus died - from the trial to the crucifixion, to the midday darkness to the tearing of of the temple curtain. There was no way that anyone that was there that day didn't believe something supernatural had just occurred.