If you get the cross wrong you'll miss out on Heaven. In these verses, there are four statements which make crystal clear what the cross is about | Mark 15:33-39
The Church: Branches of a Vine
On his last night on earth, Jesus gave the disciples his final description of what the church should be like | John 15:1-17
Where is God?
We live in a world of terrorist attacks, murder, injustice, deceit, cancer, mental illness and death. Why doesn’t God intervene? To answer that question we need to look at the cross | Mark 15:21-32
The Church as the Bride of Christ
The Church is pictured as the Bride of Christ:
- Marriage exists as a picture of Christ and the church
- For the church to be Jesus' bride, there was a great cost
- The church is like a bride because she's most radiant on her wedding day
- The church must submit to Christ in everything
Who is King?
This chapter confronts us with some uncomfortable truths about ourselves, but also with the amazing fact of what Jesus has done to save us from our in-built, self-destructive tendencies | Mark 15:1-20
The Church as a Light
The world is in darkness, and the church is to be a light. In the face of growing darkness, the church is to act like the church and not be too perturbed when the world acts like the world
The Church as a Flock of Sheep
There are many misconceptions today about what the church is. The Bible uses a number of different pictures to show us what the church is to be like. Here we see how the church is like a flock of sheep because sheep often go astray, are a constant target for wolves and need a shepherd.
Judas and the Plan of God
How can a loving, all-powerful God allow terrorist attacks in London, Manchester and many other places around the world? | Mark 14:12-31
Two Vital Truths about the Cross
Jesus' actions two days before he dies help shed light on what the cross is all about | Mark 14:1-11
Summer is coming
We all long for a better future. That hope will become a reality when Jesus comes back? But when will that be? And what should we do while we wait? | Mark 13