Through a full revelation of Jesus, John leads to the finished work of the cross, the coming of the Holy Spirit and a gathering of transformed believers.
Peter to alleviate his own suffering wants to look at what will happen to others. Jesus corrects him by stating that Peter needs to only look to Jesus. We must…
Peter was broken through his denials of Jesus, in this passage we see Jesus redeem Peter and we also see how Peter has changed in a way that we all…
The tomb is empty and Jesus is alive! However, is there a belief that saves and a belief that does not?
Just before Jesus dismisses his spirit he declares that "it is finished" this week we look at what that means for those who give their lives to Jesus.
The cross of Christ will always stand as a symbol of the wrath of God against sin and the love of God that would save us from it.
With our faith in Jesus we can face death with the certainty of ever lasting life.
In the trial of Jesus before Pilate, we see the failure of legalism to ever change the heart. Instead, legalism always leads to hypocrisy.
In this passage Peter is seen a typology of all of us as he is contrasted with Jesus.