We recently were asked a great question concerning the death of Jesus and what happened to him after his death. Did he go to hell for three days? Where was Jesus? I think the quick answer for that is: no. Jesus did not go hell. … Read more
Delves into the defense of Jesus’ deity and significance, drawing heavily from the book of Colossians. It emphasizes Jesus as the embodiment of God’s mystery, revealed and sufficient for all. Explores the transformation experienced by those who accept Jesus, contrasting this with religious systems that undermine his sufficiency. It further discusses the historical and biblical validation of Jesus’ divinity, providing evidence to support faith in Him as the foundation of Christianity.
We recently had asked of us a great question about Jesus as he’s being crucified. In Luke 23, he looks at the thief beside him and says, “You will be with me this day, in paradise.” Where is paradise? What is paradise? I think the … Read more
In this Easter sermon, we emphasizes the significance of Jesus’ sacrifice and resurrection and highlight Jesus’ statements on the cross. We see how Jesus willingly gave up his life for our salvation, offering us the opportunity to drink deeply from the living water he provides.
Jesus became flesh, but what about God the Father? Was he ever flesh? The Bible tells us in John 4 that, “God is spirit.” And in Luke 24:39 it says, “That a spirit has no flesh and bone.” In fact, when it comes to the … Read more
Palm Sunday marks Jesus’s entry into Jerusalem amid great fanfare. Exploring Luke 23, the crucifixion unveils the darkest yet victorious day, fulfilling Biblical prophecies, and the profound fulfillment of Jesus’s sacrifice for us on the cross.
What does the phrase, “Son of God” mean? Does it mean that God the Father literally had a son? The answer that question is just plainly no. The phrase “son of” doesn’t mean that someone literally has to be born from someone. In fact, around … Read more
What does the name “Jesus Christ” mean? Well, Mary didn’t just wake up and decide to name Jesus, “Jesus Christ.” The name by which we call him is actually a title that points to his identity and for the purpose in when he came. The … Read more
Discusses overcoming fear to embrace God’s plan, focusing on Joseph’s initial fear about Mary’s pregnancy. It emphasizes trust in God over fear of societal judgment, highlighting Joseph’s decision to accept Mary and the divine nature of Jesus’ conception.
