As we study the Gospel accounts, we realize that we have good reason for our faith in Jesus and His Resurrection.
In Luke 22, Jesus institutes one of our most sacred church traditions to remember His sacrifice for us.
In Mark 14, we see the value and glory of Jesus as both King and Suffering Servant.
In Matthew 23, Jesus condemns the actions and attitude of the religious leaders.
In Matthew 22, Jesus turns the Pharisees' attempts to entrap Him into statements of great truth.
In Ephesians 6, we see our call as the Church to be strengthened by God by trusting in His might and being devoted in prayer.
In John 11, we see the miraculous raising of Lazarus and the implications for all who believe in Jesus.
In Luke 13, Jesus tells us that a relationship with Him is the only way to enter the Kingdom of God.
A look at how the events surrounding Jesus' birth are no coincidence, but the culmination of a purposeful plan.
The miraculous circumstances of Jesus' conception would have led many to assume Mary and Joseph were in a scandalous situation.
In this episode, we look at the immediate and future context of prophecies about Jesus.
In Matthew 6, Jesus talks about how our good deeds should be done to please God, not for attention, and how God provides for us in the midst of anxiety.
Matthew 5 shows us what it means to live a life that reflects the virtues of the Kingdom of God
In Mark 5, we see people reach out to Jesus in faith, and He responds with compassion, love and miraculous healing.
The story of Jesus calming a storm is an invitation for us to deepen our faith in the midst of life's storms.
Hebrews 11 is a great reminder of how faith has always been the quality that God desires from His people.
Jesus' teaching and miracles in Luke 4 remind us how truly amazing He is.
In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul describes love, it's value and how it will endure with us eternally.
In John 4, Jesus ignored societal norms to show a woman dignity and tell her about eternal life in Him.