Jesus After the Resurrection: The Forty Days and Ascension
Jesus spent forty days with His disciples between His resurrection and ascension, giving them evidence they would later proclaim to the world. These were…
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The Garden of Gethsemane: Jesus’ Sorrow and Willing Obedience
Jesus' prayer in Gethsemane shows us both His sorrow and His willing obedience. He asked the Father for the cup to pass, then rose…
YHWH: The Name of God and What It Reveals
God did not leave us to guess who He is. When He revealed His Name to Moses, He also identified Himself as the God…
The Christmas Star: What Guided the Magi to Jesus?
What was the star that led the Magi to Jesus? Matthew describes its guidance quite specifically, but he never identifies what kind of light…
Life Is in the Blood: What Does the Bible Mean?
When Scripture says that life is in the blood, it directs our attention to the God who gives life. A creature can bleed to…
The Roman Centurion: Why Jesus Marveled at His Faith
The centurion approached Jesus with a concern his military position could not resolve. A servant he valued was suffering and close to death. Other…
Why Did Jesus Ride a Colt Into Jerusalem?
Jesus chose a donkey's colt for His entry into Jerusalem to fulfill Zechariah's prophecy about Zion's King. His choice publicly identified Him. The King…
Why Did Darkness Fall at Jesus’ Crucifixion?
Darkness covered the land for three hours while Jesus hung on the cross. The Gospel writers place it alongside His final words, His death,…
Mary the Mother of Jesus: How Should Christians Honor Her?
Mary deserves the honor Scripture gives her. God chose her to bear the Messiah, and her willingness to receive His Word is an example…
The Atonement of Jesus Christ: What the Cross Accomplished
What did Jesus accomplish when He died on the cross, and who inflicted the suffering He endured? I believe our atonement rests on His…
The Preeminence of Jesus Christ: Why He Must Be First
Preeminence means having first place, and Scripture gives that place to Jesus Christ. He is the Creator to whom we owe our existence and…
Psalm 22 Explained: The Messiah’s Cry and the Cross
Jesus' cry from the cross about being forsaken quotes the opening of Psalm 22. The psalm describes terrible anguish, but it also tells us…