In John 18, soldiers come to arrest Jesus. A close friend betrays Him, and He is placed on trial. Through all of this, we are challenged to

Baptism has been the source of conversations and even debates throughout the centuries among Christians. What can we learn about baptism as

John 17 is a treasured text. In this passage, a prayer of Jesus is recorded. As Jesus steps closer to the cross, in this prayer, we learn of

In John 15, Jesus is days away from His trial, arrest, and crucifixion. What is important to Jesus? How does He spend this time with His dis

The biblical authors described God as compassionate, full of grace, slow to anger, loyal, and faithful (trustworthy). Through exploring the

We were all headed in the wrong direction. However, the apostle Paul shares some good news. In His rich mercy and love, God turns us around

Today, we are considering the fourth characteristic of God, loyal love.

The apostle Paul, writing to the church at Corinth, addresses false teaching. Some doubted, and some denied the resurrection of Jesus from t

As we sit around the table with Jesus in Jn.15, we are challenged to produce fruit consistent with His character. So how do we as Christians

God is described in (Ex. 34:6-7) as being slow to anger. Many people believe that God, as described in the Bible, is just angry all the time

Our lives consist of different types of relationships. The relationship we share as members of the body of Christ is truly unique among our

In John 14, Jesus seeks to calm the fears of the disciples. Continuing the conversation around the table, the disciples learn that Jesus wil