Jesus observes the last Passover and institutes the Lord’s Supper under the New Covenant.

At times in our Christian life, we find ourselves facing situations that seem impossible. Perhaps you face the sober reality that you are not in control. At times, life seems broken and backwards. In Ecclesiastes 7 the Word of God walks us through the contours of life’s backwardness and brokenness.

Mary anoints Jesus for His burial and Judas prepares to betray Him.

The first time Christ commissions the disciples to go out and preach takes place in Matthew 10. In effect, a first edition of the lessons of Evangelism. There are obvious differences in this commission and the final “Great Commission” in Matthew 28. In looking at the similarities and the differences in these two commissions we can gain insight into Christ’s instruction on evangelism, not only for these disciples for us as well.

1 Corinthians Bible Study – Richard Goff – In this lesson, we begin to explore Paul’s description of the testing of believers’ works described in 1 Corinthians 3.

In this lesson, we continue our series from 1 Corinthians 3, looking specifically at Paul’s use of a “building” metaphor to illustrate the various ways Christians contribute to the “construction” of the Church.

This lesson focuses on becoming like Christ through beholding Him as He is revealed in Scripture.

“The Lord’s Sure and Certain Judgment”, is studied as we conclude the Olivet Discourse.

Recently, there have been many who claim the title of Apostle. But throughout church history, it was generally understood that apostles were a unique group of men with special authority and abilities, appointed for a specific time and a specific task. In this passage, we see Christ appointing and authorizing his apostles. Who were these men? Why they were appointed? What kind of authority were they given?