Is it possible that Jesus appeared to more than 500 people on the eve of the first Easter?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 28:9-10
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Although skeptics may find it difficult to believe that Jesus was raised from the dead, the alternative, that He remained dead, actually requires greater faith, as it stands against the facts of history.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 28:10-17
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Thomas’ doubts should boost your faith! David offers other undeniable evidence today that Jesus was indeed resurrected.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 28:15-17
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Jesus’ after-breakfast conversation with Peter makes more sense when we look behind the English translation into the original Greek. Without that insight, we are apt to miss some major encouragement that Jesus gave to Peter that morning.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 28:15-17
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Jesus’ prayer in Gethsemane reveals a real conflict and temptation. Thankfully, it all ended with a consecration. But could Jesus have escaped the cross?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 26:33-44
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Jesus had one essential task for the eleven after His ascension. He wanted them to go and make disciples. Are we doing what He wanted?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 28:18-20
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Intending to perform major surgery in the Garden of Gethsemane, Peter performed minor surgery…
Todays Scripture: Matthew 26:47-56
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Has the church been given the Holy Spirit in order to have wild church services? And what was the meaning of the phenomenon of speaking in tongues on the day of Pentecost?
Todays Scripture: Acts 1:1-11
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The Sanhedrin found God guilty of being God, and for that they killed Him. It was a clear case of the guilty condemning the innocent, yet He would amazingly die even for their sins.
Todays Scripture: Matthew 26:57-75
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Peter quoted from two psalms of David, numbers 69 and 109, to justify replacing Judas. Was he correct?
Todays Scripture: Acts 1:12-26
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