Jesus considered His disciples to be his closest family members. So it is with our time. Those who are to be closest to us are like minded believers. That means we here to support each other in Christian growth. But …
After Jesus was resurrected he talked to Mary at the Tomb. He asked her why she was crying. If they had listened to Jesus they would have remember that on multiple ocasions, he told them that He would die but …
It’s hard to find words to describe the greatest act of selflessness the universe has ever seen. For the creator, the infinite potentate to allow Himself to be murdered by His “religious people” in the name of God sounds completely …
God was put on trial. What was the supreme sin against the world that He was charged of? He said He is God! As if the very idea of sitting in judgment against the one who created us wasn’t already …
Our Lord, Jesus Christ, went through the most severe trial for us in the Garden. Why would we want to take time to focus on one of the most difficult moments of human history? It is the blood-sweat, pain, and …
Last week I Preached about the last words of Jesus. But those were not is actual last words. Those were his last words talking to His disciples in peace before the arrest, trial, and crucifixion. In this sermon, I talk …
For many American Seventh-day Adventists, communion is the day to be “out of town”. It is the convenient time to miss. The service goes long, the kids are restless, and it is difficult to sit through for some. But for …
Jesus did a “cleansing of the temple” both at the beginning and the end of his ministry. Why did He do that? What was he trying to accomplish? Why is it okay for Jesus to get mad? How does all …
One of the most peculiar stories about Jesus is the triumphal entry. Jesus comes greeted by the cheers and worship of the crowd. Oddly, Jesus knows this excitement doesn’t last and he ends up crying for His rejection. By the …
