“He was crucified, dead, and buried” is a line from the Apostles’ Creed which was formulated in the 2nd century. It remains one of the greatest statements of the Christian faith ever expressed. In John 19:17–42, we discover that in His crucifixion, death, and burial, Jesus fulfilled numerous Old Testament prophecies, thus proving once again, He…
Have you ever wondered how Jesus could stand in light of such horrible circumstances? Check out this message as we discover the importance of having our focus be on our heavenly citizenship and how this impacts our daily lives.
John 18 marks the transition from our Lord’s private ministry to His disciples to the public unfolding of the Father’s plan of redemption. Jesus is about to be betrayed, arrested, denied, and put on trial, all in a matter of hours, but He is not a helpless victim. Instead, He is a Sovereign Savior who…
Check out this week’s message as we see how Jesus prays for His disciples and prays that the church would be unified.
This week as we look at John 16:16-33, we will see that the disciples’ eyes are finally opened and Jesus makes an incredible promise. Check out this week’s message as we continue our study in the book of John.
Francis Chan said in his book Forgotten God, “The Holy Spirit is tragically neglected and, for all practical purposes, forgotten. While no evangelical would deny His existence, I’m willing to bet there are millions of churchgoers across America who cannot confidently say they have experienced His presence or action in their lives over the past year. And…
Why are Christians hated so much and how should they respond to the world’s hatred? That is what we are going to explore this week as we look at the last half of John 15. Check out this week’s message as we continue our study in the book of John.
“By this my Father is glorified, that you bear much fruit and so prove to be my disciples.” – Jesus Fruitful Christian living is not the result of self-effort. It is the by-product of the Holy Spirit at work in our lives. Christians are not commanded to produce fruit; they are commanded to bear it!…
We all need help from time to time. We need the help of family, friends, and fellow Christians, but the person whose help we need the most, is God. In John 14, Jesus says, “I will ask the Father, and he will give you another Helper, to be with you forever.” Now that is good…
Check out this week’s message as we consider some of Jesus’ final words to His disciples and discover how they apply to our lives today.
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