The Cross and the Crown

How can fallen mankind stand justified before a holy God? What does the Bible mean when it says that we are justified by faith? Does this compromise the character of God, who is a Righteous Judge? Do…

Jesus, in speaking with Nicodemus, proclaimed that we must be born again to enter the Kingdom of God. In this beginning of a four part series on salvation, we will explore what Jesus meant by the ter…

The Kingdom Of God is a prevailing theme throughout the scriptures, seen with increasing clarity with the unfolding of redemptive history. In an upside down, already, and not yet Kingdom, we see plai…

Who is the Holy Spirit? What are the implications, both individually and collectively, of His indwelling and empowering believers to carry the gospel to the ends of the earth? In the sequel to Luke’s…

Who is Jesus? Who did Jesus himself claim to be? For what cause did he bear the cross? In John’s gospel, the author puts forward a series of witnesses, including his own eyewitness testimony, with th…

In a world full of pain and suffering, how can God be both good and involved? Habakkuk wrestles with these deep questions and arrives at a profound truth. 

Micah describes that although judgement is certain, hope would be found in a coming Shepherd King. This Shepherd King from Bethlehem, from Ancient Days, would stand and shepherd his flock in the stre…

The life of Luke was marked by radical humility and loyalty. In his account of the life of Jesus, Luke hails Jesus, the Son of Adam, as the redeemer of all mankind. 

The life of Mark is a testament to the restoring work of God’s grace. In turn, Mark bears witness to the immeasurable grace displayed in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, the Son of God. 

The book of Matthew ushers in Jesus Christ as King. But this King proved far different than anyone could have imagined, his work addressing a far deeper issue than most were willing to confront.