The Twelve apostles of Jesus were not outstanding in any way, at least before they met Jesus. However, Jesus called these men personally. He knew all their flaws, faults, and apprehensions, yet He still chose them.

This message reminds us that “all” human life is valuable to God. If the people of God truly desire “revival” in their life and in the life of their church, then God’s people must recognize how sacred life is. What must follow is love for God and love for “all” our neighbors.

Go and Make “Disciples”

The Resurrection

When bidding each other farewell, truckers often say “Keep it between the ditches.” The same idea applies to our Christian lives. In following Christ, we need to navigate the narrow path between conflicting extremes that Jesus has mapped out for us. Thus He warns us that “the way is broad that leads to destruction” but “the way is narrow that leads to life.”

Jesus’ Death and Burial

Jesus’ Crucifixion

We discuss Jesus’ trial before Pontius Pilate and the final hours of Judas Iscariot’s life after he betrayed Jesus to the Jewish authorities.

Passover and Peter’s Denial

Institution of The Lord’s Supper (Communion)