Jesus’s Claims John 18:19–24 The high priest then questioned Jesus. John 18:19 The Jewish trial exposes the true nature of the hearts of men and women. Jesus was not condemned under a primitive, barbaric, or even inadequate judicial system, but under the best. He, the righteous One—the One who on one occasion demanded which of…
Understanding Jesus’s Death John 18:1–11 Now Judas, who betrayed him, also knew the place. John 18:2 Jesus was in control of the events leading to his death. They did not come upon him by accident, but rather he willed them in conformity to his knowledge of the will of his Father. On the final night,…
Dennis Johnson celebrates the birthday of the OPC and reflects on its impact in his own life.
Discover the process used to identify and nominate the next stated clerk of the PCA.
The Preeminence of Love John 17:1–26 That the love with which you have loved me may be in them. John 17:26 We see the preeminence of love readily if we look at it in reference to the other marks of the church. What happens when you take love away from them? Suppose you take joy…
When God speaks, you find people experiencing new life.
The Christian’s Peace John 16:17–33 I have said these things to you, that in me you may have peace. John 16:33 The Christian’s peace is not an absence of conflict or any other kind of trial. Rather it is contentment and trust in God in spite of such circumstances. But it is not automatic. The…
This novel’s beauty lies in its humanity, in the way Greene depicts characters at their worst, but also points them to their neediness in Christ.
The Work of the Holy Spirit John 15:26–16:16 The Spirit of truth . . . will bear witness about me. John 15:26 When we say that the Holy Spirit speaks through the Bible to the individual heart, precisely what does the Holy Spirit do? First, the Holy Spirit gives comprehension. Apart from the ministry of…
Equip your church with Christ-centered curriculum! Show Me Jesus from GCP teaches the full redemption story, points every child to Jesus, and strengthens family discipleship.