Being a mom is a tough job. What can we discover about being a mom from the Bible story of Sarah and Abraham?

The afterlife is cloaked in mystery. What happens after we die? What is Heaven like? What about Hell? And does what we do in this world really matter in the next? We're uncovering these questions and more in our series, You're Dead... Now What?

The afterlife is cloaked in mystery. What happens after we die? What is Heaven like? What about Hell? And does what we do in this world really matter in the next? We're uncovering these questions and more in our series, You're Dead... Now What?

The afterlife is cloaked in mystery. What happens after we die? What is Heaven like? What about Hell? And does what we do in this world really matter in the next? We're uncovering these questions and more in our series, You're Dead... Now What?

The afterlife is cloaked in mystery. What happens after we die? What is Heaven like? What about Hell? And does what we do in this world really matter in the next? We're uncovering these questions and more in our series, You're Dead... Now What?

The afterlife is cloaked in mystery. What happens after we die? What is Heaven like? What about Hell? And does what we do in this world really matter in the next? We're uncovering these questions and more in our series, You're Dead... Now What?

In the final statement of Jesus on the cross, we see victory, trust, and access. This is the message of Easter – that through Jesus not only can we enter into God's presence, but that He has entered into world to invite us.

The sixth statement from Jesus on the cross, "It is finished," is the greatest battle cry ever spoken. It is Christ declaring victory over sin, death and the devil.

"I am thirsty," Jesus' fifth statement from the cross, is a perfect picture of HIs divinity and humanity. Because He was thirsty, we never need be again.

The death of Jesus on the cross and His words spoken in the darkness of day point to the glory of His great love for us. He experienced darkness so we could know light. He was abandoned so we could be accepted. He died so we could live. This is the beauty of the gospel.