Zoe Dallas

In the courtroom, we sometimes find out things about people that we would have never expected. What did Jesus' trial before the High Priest reveal about him, even when those who tried and condemned Jesus that night couldn't see it?

Judas wasn't the only one who betrayed Jesus in the garden. Find out how the story of Jesus' abandonment leads us not to pity our savior but to praise him alone.

Following Passover, Jesus goes to the garden to pray and be betrayed. What does Gethsemane teach us about our humanity and the miracle of God the Son becoming human to redeem us?

The Lord's Supper is one of the most important but controversial practices of the Church. How often should we take it? What kind of bread or juice should we use? How is Jesus present? We'll explore these questions through what Jesus taught his disciples on the night he was betrayed.

When Jesus celebrated the Passover with his disciples he revealed that one of them would betray him. What possessed Judas to do what he did, even in light of Jesus' tragic words?

The religious leaders of Israel hated Jesus, but Mary anointed him extravagantly. Judas was a disciple, but he became a betrayer. Why do some people treat Jesus with disdain while others make him their treasure?

When Jesus comes again, he will separate people into the sheep and the goats. As Jesus pronounces judgment, we find out that both groups will be surprised on that day.

Most would agree that suffering is an inevitable part of life. But the Bible tells us that as Christians suffering in this world is a gift that we are called to steward.

God gives every person a vocation right now to use for his glory. How are you using yours?

Every relationship in your life has been gifted to you by God. The Bible calls us to not squander our relationships with sin, but to allow the gospel to set the agenda.