Today, we'll examine Jesus' trial. It only lasted 18 hours, but Jesus was taken to six different hearings.

This week, our focus is on what happened during what is called Passion Week.

One of the reasons the writers of the gospel believed in Jesus and recorded their firsthand accounts was because of the fulfillment of the p

New Testament believers God used to accomplish His will and purpose.

Here is the second half of the list of a few examples of people in the Old Testament that God used to carry out His will.

Let's jump into a few storylines from the past and see who they are, and what titles they were given based on their choices or occupation.

The simple answer, yes. Yet still, a mindboggling truth.

Today, we're wrapping up the Be a Doer series with a very important component of being a doer. Knowing your why.

Last week, we discussed being doers of the Word. This week, I'm pivoting inward and specifically...

For the month of January, we'll be circling around the idea of being a "doer".

Homecomings are sweet foretastes of heaven.

Foretastes are sweet comforts we relish and savor once a year, but should never become substitute for the final, all-satisfying sweetness.

When your gaze falls to the empty chair, remember why Jesus came.

That they may have life...

We're wrapping up this series by looking at another account with Jeremiah, along with a miracle performed by Jesus in the New Testament.

Today we're looking at God's mighty power through a small stone, a river, and a linen belt.

Last week, we discussed a staff, a fleece, and a jawbone. Such an odd collection yet God used these simple objects to accomplish His will.

The short answer is yes.

Years ago, my pastor created an acronym with the word GOSPEL that serves to test our thoughts to help determine if what we are...

We're diving into Romans 12:2 and dissecting a few points as takeaways.