Find out how the Romans could afford to build the Colieseum.  And, learn what it means to pray in the name of Jesus.  We don't praying for war in the name of Jesus fits with the character of God.

Jesus reveals the relationship between believers and himself.  Mark Horton stops to about Determinism (aka Calvinism) and Armenianism interpretations of the Bible.

Jesus gives his final instructions to his disciples before his crucifixion.  Jesus warns them that "If the world hates you, you know that it hated Me before it hated you."

Jesus tells his disciples that there will be sorrow at his death but that "your sorrow  will be turned into joy."

Jesus has overcome the world and he prays for Himself and His disciples before his crucifixion.  Don't miss the interesting discussion in this podcast about the beliefs of some Christians who hold that there are two paths to heaven.

Jesus prays for all future believers and then is betrayed by Judas and Jesus' power is demonstrated after the Pharisees and guards ask if He is Jesus.  After Jesus replies, "I am He."  all fall to the ground.

The four trials of Jesus are studied in this podcast.  Included is a discussion of Scofield Reference Bible footnotes found in the 1908 and 1967 versions.  By 1967, C.I. Scofield had been dead for 40 years.  This all has to do about where is Jesus' kingdom.  Don't miss this thought provoking edition.

Our study starts with the second Roman trial of Jesus and leads along the tortuous path to the crucifixion of Jesus.  Along the way we learn some very interesting facts that Mark Horton's studies in preparation for the book of John.  Don't miss this one!

In this study Mark Horton discusses the implications of Jesus knowing that all was complete and that the scriptures were fulfilled with his crucifixion.

Our study today is about the resurrection of Jesus.  When Jesus walked the earth, the language spoken by the Israelites was Aramaic.  We talk about this along with other interesting aspects of Jesus' resurrection.