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The Speech and Silence of the Son (Sermon on Jesus's Arrest and Trial)

The Speech and Silence of the Son (Sermon on Jesus's Arrest and Trial)

Watch here:     Biblical Text: John 18 Sermon Outline:  Betrayal and Arrest in the Garden False and Faithful Witnesses before the Jewish Lea...
Review of Jesus, Contradicted: Why the Gospels Tell the Same Story Differently

Review of Jesus, Contradicted: Why the Gospels Tell the Same Story Differently

  Michael R. Licona . Jesus,Contradicted: Why the Gospels Tell the Same Story Differently . Zondervan , 2024. Hardback. ISBN 978-0310159599....
When Hope Shouts: Navigating Exhaustion and Exultation in Christ

When Hope Shouts: Navigating Exhaustion and Exultation in Christ

In Luke 22:45, Luke describes the disciples in the garden as having fallen asleep because they were “exhausted from sorrow.” This picture of...
When Hope Screamed: The Glory of Christ in Suffering

When Hope Screamed: The Glory of Christ in Suffering

Hope in the New Testament is often connected to the resurrection and the life that is found as a result of being “in Christ.” This hope is n...
On Loan For a Purpose

On Loan For a Purpose

Your money, your singleness, marriage, talent, your time. They were loaned to you to show the world that Christ is divine. —Lecrae, ...

A Remembered Christ

Reading today, I was deeply convicted and greatly encouraged by this statement by Richard Baxter (I brought the wording into our century): ...

Knowing His Name . . .

Commenting on all the "naming" that goes on in the Christmas story (Jesus, the genealogies, etc): Because God knows our names, we ...
Everything Rides on the Reality of the Resurrection

Everything Rides on the Reality of the Resurrection

Everything rides on the reality of resurrection. A general belief in the resurrection at the end of days is present in the Old Testamen...

The Identity of the Jesus Preached

The authenticity of any reproduction of the gospel depends on the identity of the Jesus preached in that gospel. —Mike Bird, Evangelical T...

An Unimaginably More Potent Witness

The best evangelical theological work emerges from the delight in the Christian gospel, for the gospel announces a reality which is in itse...

The Entire Fabric of the Bible

Christ not only fulfills the Old Testament but fills out the entire fabric of the Bible, summing up all things in Himself. –Joshua E. Willia...

Coming to the Crucified Christ

It is the living Christ himself, the perfect Savior of sinners, who carries in himself all the virtue of his finished work on the cross. ...

What it took to swallow up death

Calvin, emphasizing the importance of the incarnation: For the same reason it was also imperative that he who was to become our Redeemer be...

The God Revealing Jesus in John

No one has seen God at any time; the only begotten God who is in the bosom of the Father, He has explained Him. —John 1:18 (NASB) Accordin...

Seeing Jesus

In my view there is no higher calling for the human eye than perception which apprehends what Jesus desires and claims.  —Adolf Schlatter, ...

The Last Breath of the Son of God

About the "ninth hour" around two thousand years ago, "there was darkness over the whole land" when all of a sudden, ...

He Once Stood in Our Midst

Mankind cannot be too often reminded that . . . a man of the name of Jesus Christ once stood in their midst.  —Adolf Harnack, What is Christ...

The Sacrifice that Saved us was a Work of the Trinity

Contrasting the Old Covenant system of sacrifice with the New Covenant that Jesus inaugurated with his death, the author of Hebrews writes, ...

Only one true hero

In the end, all historical figures--and living ones as well--are only useful as they point us to Christ; all are flawed because of their inn...

What we think of Christ is Everything!

Earlier today, my Mom pointed me to an excerpt she had read from the conclusion of a study on Colossians. What we think of Christ is everyth...

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