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Every appearance of the resurrected Jesus was strategic, for a very specific purpose. In this message, we look at why Jesus appeared to His disciples, and focus on the first two of four strategic reasons for this appearance.

In this message, we look at three conditions for thinking wisely in a sinful and foolish world, focusing primarily on Proverbs 1:1-7.

What does it mean to give thanks in everything? In this message, we will look at three aspects of Paul's command in I Thessalonians 5:18.

What difference does the resurrection make? This passage from John 20 focuses on Mary Magdalene, the first eyewitness to the resurrected Jesus.

What is so significant about the empty tomb? In this message, we look at four aspects of the empty tomb relayed to us in John 20.

In Part 4 of this series, we focus on the hope of salvation, and some aspects of God's role in salvation, as revealed in scripture.

In this message, we find two significant proofs of Jesus' messiahship that become evident after His death.

In Part 3 of this series, we focus on verses 28-30, and find two more evidences that John uses from the crucifixion of Jesus which point to His messiahship: The thirst which fulfilled scripture, and the final declaration.

In Part 2 of this series, we look at three more evidences that John produces for us that Jesus is the Christ: The sign from Pilate, the lottery for the tunic, and the change in Mary's relationship to Jesus.

The details relayed and omitted in John's account of Jesus' crucifixion truly show his intent that his readers believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing they may have life in His name (20:31). In this series, we will begin to look at evidences in the death of Jesus that help you believe in Him, starting with the timing and manner of Jesus' death.

What difference does saving faith make when we respond to trials?
Allan Luciano of the Expositor's Academy in Manila, Philippines brings this message from James 1. In it, we see four reminders to secure your joy in the midst of trials.

In part three of this series, we look at two realities of sin in every person's life.

In part two of this series, we look at two aspects of deception, beginning with the events in Genesis 3. After defining deception, we explore the deception of mankind, and specifically what man is deceived about.

In Part 2 of this series, we look at Pilate's descent, his dread, his dispensation, and his doom as John relays Pilate's interactions with Jesus and the Jews.

How are we to view sin biblically, and address it in our own lives? In part 1 of this series, we focus on the corruption of man. Several passages of scripture are examined to uncover three features of the nature of sin.

In the first part of this series, we examine 3 of 5 aspects of Pilate's decision, which show that there is no middle ground when it comes to his decision about Jesus.

Picking up from the previous week's sermon, we look at the second proof of Jesus' messiahship found in the initial interactions with Pilate: The confession from Jesus' own lips of the type of kingdom He was to be ruler over.

In this segment of chapter 18, John provides details of the interactions that the Jews had with Pilate, and that Pilate had with Jesus. Within these interactions, John provides proofs of Jesus' messiahship. In Part One of this series, we will look at the first proof: The fulfillment of the type of death Jesus would die.

This followup message to "A Sorrowful Prayer to the God of Grace", focuses on the remaining 6 verses of Psalm 86. In this sermon, we look at 4 reminders of our need for God during desperate times.

In part 2 of this series, we focus on the formal denial of Annas, and Peter's final two denials of Jesus.

This section in John's gospel brings us to Peter's famous three denials of Jesus, but there is much more here than we see on the surface. In this message, we look at the denial of a friend, focusing on verses 15-18.

In this message, we look at the second two of four affirmations that Jesus is the Son of God, even at His arrest, through John's account of the event.

John's account of Jesus' arrest omits some details found in the synoptic gospels, and includes other details not mentioned in them. This is because John's account is written specifically to point to Jesus as the Son of the living God. In this message, we look at the first two of four affirmations that Jesus Christ is the Son of the living God, displayed through John's description of Jesus' arrest.

In Part 2 of The Wrestler, we look at Jacob's fight with his Heavenly Opponent, and his tactics used. Please note that the first few minutes of this sermon are missing due to technical difficulties.

In this message, we look at 6 superlative blessings of the unity that we have in Jesus Christ, and how He prayed to the Father for them.

What type of unity did Jesus pray for? In this message, we look at the scope of true Christian unity, as well as some of its specific aspects drawn out of Jesus' prayer.

Knowing that His time was short with His disciples, Jesus focused on the most important things for the mission to be carried out. In part 6 of this series, we look at 4 facets of sanctification that we find in Jesus' prayer for His disciples.

Jesus had given the disciples the Father's word. In part 5 of this series, we discover four consequences to receiving the word.

Psalm 86 exemplifies the role of lament in the life of a believer. In this exposition, we focus on three attitudes of prayer, to teach us how to respond in distressing circumstances.

A character study of Jacob from Genesis chapter 32 reveals his life of struggling with opponents. In part 1, we mainly focus on Jacob's struggle with his earthly opponent, Esau.