The Gospel of Mark

In movies, happy endings can often feel cheesy. Life rarely works out with a “happy ending.” J.R.R. Tolkien says that he thinks Happy Endings […]

Grab your Bibles and turn to the Gospel of Mark, chapter 14. We are going to start in verse 43 and continue in our […]

Every school day between November and March, at about 2:30 in the afternoon, I would start to get nervous. My stomach would go queasy. […]

We have all felt the hurt of betrayal. Everyone in Jesus’ life betrayed Him, not just Judas Four Categories of Betrayers Unknowing Betrayers – […]

How many of you like movies? Lots of hands. Me too — but I hate spoilers. Anyone with me? When I go into a […]

Back in the fall of 1992 I transferred to a small Christian university, where on my second day I met an extremely outgoing girl […]

At the beginning of Mark 13, Jesus and his disciples have “The Olivet Discourse.” One of the disciples remarks at the beautiful stonework on the new temple.

When a poor widow gives all she haves, Jesus marvels about her gift. The amount she gave was great due to the incredible sacrifice that accompanied that gift.

Shortly after answering the 3 questions previously covered, Jesus immediately addresses how He can be the “Son of David” and also David’s Lord.

The most important commandment in all of scripture is also one of the most famous verses in all of scripture that many churchs have built their mission on.

“Cancel culture” is nothing new. Even Jesus faced being canceled. In spite of that, It’s important understand God and know that we bear his image.

“Cancel culture” is nothing new. Even Jesus faced being canceled. In spite of that, It’s important understand God and know that we bear his image.