Andrew from Phoenix asked if there were any other translation besides Latin in the early church.  In today's show I go over the Syriac, Coptic, and Latin (for good measure).  I also analyze their importance in spreading the Gospel.

The disciples are terrified that the storm will cause their destruction, and meanwhile Jesus is asleep. Jesus calms the storm.

As I record this it is Easter morning, and today I am simply reading Matthew's account of the resurrection.

Jesus is in a boat with the disciples and a huge storm comes. Jesus sleeps.

Jesus is crucifed for the sins of the world.

Jesus continues to emphasize the importance of discipleship in the Christian life. Is Christ the priority in our life?

A scribe comes to Jesus and says that he will follow wherever Jesus goes. Jesus responds by saying that following him may require sacrifice.

Jesus heals all who were brought to him, and this fulfills what written in Isaiah chapter 53.

Who wrote Hebrews? This question was emailed to me by a listener last week. This has been a question that has baffled theologians for centuries. Was is the Apostle Paul, Apollos, or Clement? This side of Heaven we may never know. In this week's episode I explore this question by looking at scripture an testimony of the Church Fathers.

In today's passage Jesus goes into the house of Peter and heals Peter's mother-in-law. She gets up an starts serving Jesus.