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This Sunday morning, as we continue our series in the Way of the Cross, we find Jesus being arrested and put on trial. But while Jesus' innocence and dignity continue to shine through in all of this, we see the brokenness and guilt of humanity at every stop. Whether it is the disciples, or the Jewish leadership, or the Roman leadership, or even Peter, we see the failure of humanity on full display. Yet despite our clear guilt, Jesus continues his journey to the cross. There the innocent one will die for us guilty ones. There his righteousness will become our righteousness.
This week we begin a series thinking about how we can be discerning God's will in our lives both individually and corporately. The word...
This Sunday morning, as we celebrate Jesus' resurrection, we turn once more to the gospel of Mark. Jesus' death on the cross seems to...
“We can always count on Jesus to tell us the truth. And when Jesus instructs us about our purpose here while waiting for his...
