Today, we see that pattern that we talked about truly emerge. After reading this passage, you’ve pretty much read Judges. But as we see the pattern of freedom, sin, captivity, repentance, and a judge begin, let’s pay attention to two … Continue reading →

We see several interesting things happening in our text today. First, like yesterday, and like tomorrow again, we see the dangers of being influenced by the world. We have to have our identity and being deeply and firmly rooted in … Continue reading →

We see a pattern emerge in the book of Judges. It is the same pattern we struggle with today. We see the people have freedom, but then they fall into sin. After the fall into sin, they are captured and … Continue reading →

We see several interesting things happening in our text today. First, like yesterday, and like tomorrow again, we see the dangers of being influenced by the world.  We have to have our identity and being deeply and firmly rooted in … Continue reading →

As we move back into the Old Testament, we’ll take some time to walk together through the book of Judges. This is a very interesting book; it has some stories we all know, as well as some that we are … Continue reading →

We resume our week by looking at the post-resurrection accounts of Jesus and seeing his encounter with Thomas. As you’ve probably heard me say before, I think Thomas gets a bad rap because of his doubt. Most, if not all, … Continue reading →

We continue looking at Jesus’s post-resurrection encounters, and today we see Him coming to the disciples in John 20. This is one of my favorite passages from John. It talks about the disciples meeting together, but their doors were locked … Continue reading →

This week, we will look at five different encounters that people have with Jesus after the Resurrection. Today, we’ll start by looking at the Walk to Emmaus. In this story, two disciples are walking, and Jesus walks alongside them. They … Continue reading →

As we wait for Easter Sunday, we take a few moments to consider Holy Saturday. There is no direct biblical example of what happened on Holy Saturday, but in many traditions, this is the day when Jesus “Harrows Hell.” In … Continue reading →

Good Friday is essential to Easter. We cannot rush through it. We must not rush through it. It is not easy. It is not fun to sit with and in our sin. We don’t like it. We don’t like that … Continue reading →