Zoe Dallas

Before you can make disciples you have to be a disciple. Find out what following Jesus must mean. Note: Apologies for low quality sound...a new recording will come out shortly.

Wow! It's the 101st(!) and final sermon from our verse-by-verse study of Matthew. The book comes to a close, but it isn't the end.

In the word's of Lesslie Newbigin, "I am neither an optimist nor a pessimist. Jesus Christ is risen from the dead." In the story of Christ's resurrection, we discover something scary, new, and true.

What's so important about the burial of Jesus? See how God is at work for His glory even when things seem darkest.

Discover why the crucifixion is the darkest moment in human history, yet the most important as well. What happened to Jesus at Calvary, and what can happen for us when we understand the Cross?

Correction: John Newton wrote Amazing Grace, not John Bunyan.

Some things in life require assembly, including God's Church. Take a look at how true life for believers is found in the household of God.

The soldiers and religious leaders of Jesus' day mocked and scorned him as he made his way to the Cross. Why is it important that Jesus bore our shame on the Cross, and why does it matter to you and me?

The weight of guilt can stick with us and be an impossible burden. Discover how the guilt of Judas and the guilt of Barabbas help us understand Jesus' solution for the guilt we all carry.

What would you do if you one day received the power of God? Jesus' questioning before Pontius Pilate shows us the truth about power and authority.

Peter's denial of Christ appears to be a tragic story of human failure. If it has been preserved for our example and instruction, what does it teach us about the greatness of Jesus Christ?