The final chapter of John’s Gospel serves as its epilogue. Within it, we find an invitation from Jesus, one that starts with breakfast, but is life-changing for all who hear it.
The Epilogue and the Invitation Read Post »
The resurrection of Jesus is central to Christianity. But for many people, it is a stumbling block—something too difficult to belief. But what would we lose without it? In a word: Everything.
What I would lose without the resurrection? Read Post »
I’ve spent the last few months, mostly in private, considering the identity of Christians in light of our nationalities. Since moving
The empty tomb points us to home Read Post »
I’m not sure there’s a day when either my wife or I have ever longed for Jesus to come back more
Joy is always mixed with sorrow Read Post »
I can’t imagine what it would have been like that first Easter Sunday—to have been one of the first people
Everything sad is coming untrue Read Post »
This morning, our church will be celebrating Good Friday for the first(?) time on Good Friday. We’ve worshiped in public high
Good Friday and the completion of Christ’s work Read Post »
Jesus’ death and resurrection cause no end of consternation among those who either question or seek to disprove the Christian
The only reasonable thing to do Read Post »
For a lot of churches in the West, Easter weekend is treated not unlike SuperBowl Sunday. It’s the big show,
Don’t invite them to church this weekend Read Post »
On the evening of that day, the first day of the week, the doors being locked where the disciples were
The last days of Jesus: the Sent One sends Read Post »
And on the seventh day God finished his work that he had done, and he rested on the seventh day
The last days of Jesus: the resting Lord of the Sabbath Read Post »
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