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Mary shows us her love for Christ in several ways. Both in what she did before and after the crucifixion.

Mary shows us her love for Christ in several ways. Both in what she did before and after the crucifixion.

Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus were two men on the Sanhedrin that were followers of Christ. But they were not ready to identify themselves with Christ until after the crucifixion. Today we see what they realized to help them come "out of the closet."

Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus were two men on the Sanhedrin that were followers of Christ. But they were not ready to identify themselves with Christ until after the crucifixion. Today we see what they realized to help them come "out of the closet."

As we continue to study John 19 about the crucifixion, we see today how much of what happened was in fulfillment of prophcies from hundreds of years before.

Today, as we study the book of John, we see the many ways Christ suffered. Not only did He go through terrible physical suffering, but also the spiritual suffering in being separated from God.

Today we look at the trials that Jesus went through before His crucifixion and what He suffered in connection with them. And we also see what we are asked to suffer being connected with Him.

Today being Valentin'es Day, we are looking at the way God loves us and the patience He shows us in calling us to Him.

As we continue to look at the preceedings to Christ's crucifixion, we look today at who was involved and or responsible for Christ's death.

From our passage today we see the contrasts between Paul's life and those at the Corinthian church and how Paul's life is an example for them and us.

From the book of John, we learn about the source of truth and that it does not change, even when philophies change.

We look today at Peter's experience when he denied Christ and the reason behind it. Pride is one of the biggest obsticles to your spiritual success.

In first sermon on the events of "Passion Week" from the book of John we see that even in this difficult time for Christ, He shows He is still in control and more powerful than any circumstance or person.

God is calling us to His "brand" of righteousness, not ours or someone else's. We look today at what God demand and desires for us in our worship of Him.

We live in an unstable and uncertain world. We look today at what God's Word says we need to think about and what we need to do in these uncertain times.

God's way is revolutionary because it is based on faith in a divine Christ Who is the only way to be free from the penalty of sin. Too often we try to cover them with "fig leaves" but Christ provides the only real solution to the problem of sin.

As we continue to look at what's the real meaning of Christmas, we see how it can seem challenging to some people.

We look again today at God's purposes in our lives and how His best is always accomplished through us, whether our not we see how it is worked out.

One of the things that we should keep in mind is that we need to be thankful for the gifts God has blessed us with. We take a closer look today at the way He has blessed us before and during our salvation.

As we continue our study of the gifts God has given us, we look at what we need to do to be able to fully use what we have been blessed with.

Every Christian receives a spiritual gift at the moment of salvation. We look today at a list of the permanent gifts and how each of us are called to each of these and the special abilities we are each gifted with to do more with them.

We look today at the spiritual gifts that we as Christians have been given "to accomplish God's work in and through the body of Christ."

The place we need to go to know the right thing to do is in God's Word. There we will find how to have a heart filled with hope, grace and boldness.

Missionary Timothy Seidu shows us how we ought to be living our lives looking

God's love for us is the last thing Jesus prayed about before He went to the cross and we learn today about how we are to respond to that love.