Think on these things (Philippians 4:8-9)
When Jesus spoke His third phrase – John 19:25-27 – there were 5 familiar faces at the foot of the cross, 4 women and 1 disciple. None of His siblings were present, likely because of their unbelief recorded in Mark 6:3 and John 7:5. What siblings would not be by …
Read: 1 Corinthians 8:10-13 and Colossians 2:16-23 We are in a “religious season” called LENT, observed by Catholics, Anglican and Protestants. We are not Catholic, and we are not Anglican, and we are not Protestant. What is LENT? It is a time of preparation for Easter by penance, alms-giving and …
Jesus’ second phrase on the Cross – Luke 23:39-45 – is a clear presentation of the Gospel. During this encounter, one thief mocked Jesus while the other believed on Him. They both had prayed that Jesus would save them, but only one was saved. The result shows us that the …
As prophesied in Isaiah 53:7, Jesus “opened not his mouth,” speaking no words as He went to the Cross. On the Cross, though, He fulfilled Isaiah 53:12, speaking seven phrases to make “intercession for the transgressors.” With seven Sundays until Easter, I want to write concerning His seven phrases which …
We have all had that deep burning sensation, a heartburn that begs for a few Tums (antacid). The #1 cause is obvious, the type of or just too much food. The #2 cause is clothing, worn tight on the gut. Both can agitate and constrict the stomach, forcing food up …
Many churches celebrate this coming Sunday as “Palm Sunday.” However, if we follow the biblical account of Jesus being a literal 3 days and 3 nights in the tomb, putting His crucifixion on Wednesday, that makes this coming Friday “Palm Friday.” (John 12)
God the Son, Jesus Christ, the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, was given a crown when He went to the cross. This crown was beaten into the Son’s head as mockery by a sin cursed world. In doing so, they were coronating Him to become the Supreme Ruler …
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