In this teaching from Luke 24:13-35, we focus on the two discouraged followers of Jesus on the road from Jerusalem to Emmaus on Resurrection Sunday afternoon. While discussing the crucifixion and the reports of the empty tomb, but having lost … Continue reading →

This lesson looks at the Resurrection morning account from Luke 24, which indicates, “Now upon the first day of the week [Sunday]…” This is significant because Matthew also stated in his Resurrection account, “In the end of the sabbath, as … Continue reading →

Here, we examine the Mark 16 account of the women’s experience at the tomb on Resurrection morning. Galilean women, including Mary Magdalene, brought spices to anoint Jesus’ body, but wondered how they would roll away the massive stone sealing the … Continue reading →

In this analysis of Christ’s Resurrection, we learn from Matthew 28 that as the women left the empty tomb to tell the disciples, some of the Roman guard reported the earthquake, the angel rolling away the stone, and the empty … Continue reading →

Christ’s Resurrection is the cornerstone of our faith, the foundation of our salvation, and the essence of our hope. It is because Christ went through the grave and out the other side that we shall do the same. This episode … Continue reading →

This message illustrates that only Christ can lift us out of the pit of sin, death, and condemnation— religion, good works, and self-effort cannot save. Using his own life as an example in Philippians 3, the Apostle Paul lists his … Continue reading →

In this lesson, we see that on the Day of Pentecost, the Holy Spirit was poured out on 120 Jewish believers, enabling them to speak in known foreign languages so that devout Jews from many nations heard the wonderful works … Continue reading →

Tradition can be a good thing. Every family has family traditions that become important and special. But when it comes to the interpretation of Scripture, tradition and traditional teachings can be a problem and rob us of the truth. This … Continue reading →

We see in this message how in Acts 1 the risen Christ gave His apostles many infallible proofs of His resurrection while teaching them things pertaining to the Kingdom of God. He instructed them to remain in Jerusalem to receive … Continue reading →

In this lesson, we examine Peter’s message at Pentecost, which shows that the events of Acts 2 marked the beginning of Israel’s prophetic last days. Joel’s prophecy about signs, wonders, and the Spirit being poured out had begun, but Israel’s … Continue reading →