Understanding the nature of Christ's suffering is essential to our shared common faith. However, Paul is proclaiming more. Jesus is Messiah.

Following the way of Jesus can lead to friction with our family, neighbors, and friends. Some may not understand why we follow Jesus or why

As Peter seeks to encourage Christians who are suffering for the sake of Christ, he focuses on the suffering of Jesus and the hope shared in

(1 Peter 2:11-4:11) As we continue our thoughts through 1 Peter, we begin a new section of this letter in (2:11). This section continues thr

Peter now shows us the living stone. Jesus is life, and He extends life to others. He is the living stone.

Following Jesus does not mean a life without difficulties and hardships. As a people, as humans, we experience setbacks, loss, pain, trials,

Although our study has not been on the gospel of Luke, it is important to notice the narrative design of Luke as most of our conversations h

Who is Jesus? Many people during the life and ministry of Jesus were trying to answer this question. Today, many still seek an answer to thi

Luke records several miracles in (Lk. 5), a man who is cleansed of leprosy and a paralytic man who is healed. After this, Luke tells the acc

Exploring the theme of Renewed Vocation, what is it to be created in the image of God?

As crowds pressed Jesus to hear the word of God proclaimed, he stood by the Lake of Gennesaret (or the Sea of Galilee). Then, seeing two fis

After the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness, he returns to his hometown of Nazareth (Luke 4:14). Following the life and ministry of Jesu