Matthew 27 is one of the most sobering chapters in Scripture. We witness Jesus being condemned, mocked, beaten, crucified, and buried. The innocent Son of God suffers at the hands of sinful humanity. Yet Matthew shows us something more than a terrible miscarriage of justice. We see Jesus willingly enduring the Cross, fulfilling His mission, and laying the foundation for the hope that will be revealed in Matthew 28. The King Who Died for Us Matthew 27 (ESV) Sometimes the most important moments in history don’t look like victories. Matthew 27 tells the story of Jesus’ condemnation and crucifixion. The religious leaders want Him dead. Pilate knows the accusations are driven by envy, yet he gives in to theContinue reading “Bible Study Sunday | Matthew 27”
Your Voice Matters | Go Vote!
Terri and I voted today. You and I don’t have to agree on politics to agree that voting matters. The Founding Fathers understood the importance of giving the people a voice in their government. The Declaration of Independence declared that governments derive their legitimate power from the consent of the governed. That was a revolutionaryContinue reading “Your Voice Matters | Go Vote!”
Saturday in the Word | Love in a Divided World
Friends, we are living in a time when political differences divide families, strain friendships, and quickly turn conversations into conflicts. Even as Believers, it’s far too easy for us to get caught up in the arguments, defend our positions, and forget the people on the other side of the debate. But that’s not how JesusContinue reading “Saturday in the Word | Love in a Divided World”
