The fifth saying from the Cross—“I thirst” (John 19:28)—is the focus of this lesson and was spoken by Jesus after the three hours of darkness, that Scripture might be fulfilled. As fully man, He experienced the raging physical thirst of … Continue reading →

This episode examines the fourth saying from the Cross—“My God, My God, why hast Thou forsaken Me?” (Matt. 27:46)—which came at the ninth hour (3:00 p.m.), after three hours of supernatural global darkness, when the Father turned away from His … Continue reading →

On the Cross, even in His pain and suffering, we find Christ thinking of others. We see it when He looked over to the one thief who believed on Him and comforted him. And we see it again, here in … Continue reading →

In this episode, we explore Christ’s second saying from the Cross: “Today shalt thou be with Me in paradise” (Luke 23:43). At Calvary, the two armed robbers who were crucified alongside Jesus both initially mocked and blasphemed Him along with … Continue reading →

This episode opens a series on the seven sayings of Christ from the Cross by focusing on the first: “Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do” (Luke 23:34). This first prayer from the Cross fulfilled Isaiah 53:12 … Continue reading →

There is no mystery and no question about the destination for the believer in Christ. This episode explains that we are eternally secure in Him the moment we trust the gospel that Christ died for our sins and rose again. … Continue reading →

The key to a good marriage is to work together and communicate well. Two of the Apostle Paul’s co-workers, Aquila and Priscilla, worked in unison to form a godly husband and wife ministry team. We learn here that this remarkable … Continue reading →

This lesson highlights Titus as the Apostle Paul’s trusted associate through many challenging ministry assignments. As a Gentile Greek saved under Paul’s gospel of grace, Titus boldly stood with Paul in Jerusalem to defend Gentile liberty from the law, was … Continue reading →

In this episode, Luke is presented as the Apostle Paul’s faithful companion and physician who provided the practical help Paul needed amid his constant beatings, shipwrecks, and infirmities. A skilled historian and author of the Gospel of Luke and the … Continue reading →

This lesson looks at Paul’s faithful co-worker, Onesiphorus, who was particularly useful in any situation—helping Paul in “many things”—and was bound to the apostle and stuck by him when others did not. After faithfully ministering to Paul in Ephesus, Onesiphorus … Continue reading →