Jonah 1:1-4
Welcome to our second lesson in the profoundly meaningful book of Jonah. As we study the timeless book of Jonah, we discover a revelation...
The Bible is a captivating book, and high on the list is the incredible account of a man getting swallowed by a fish and living to talk about it. You already...
Mark 16:9-20
The late Vernon Grounds told of an incident that happened while he was in seminary. Their school had no gymnasium, so he and his friends...
Mark 16:1-8
For Christ-followers, the resurrection of Jesus is not a debatable issue. By faith, we accept the Bible record as accurate and authoritative....
Mark 15:42-47
When you die, where do you want to be buried? In Brunswick, New Jersey, in the 1790s, Mary Ellis fell in love with a sea captain. As he...
Mark 15:16-32
Do you know how many Messianic prophecies Jesus fulfilled during His earthly ministry? Mathematician Peter Stoner counted the probability...
Mark 15:1-15
Thank you, Tony, for reading this sad and painful portion of Scripture. Yes, we know Jesus needed to suffer and die, but to see the callous...
Mark 14:66-72
Have you ever had someone you considered a friend deny knowing you? I can’t say I’ve had that experience. Years ago, I met a man in another...
Mark 14:53-65
C.S. Lewis is well-known in the Christian world. He lived during the latter half of the 19th century and the early 20th century. His journey...
Mark 14:43-52
There are numerous expressions we use in the English language that, unbeknownst to many, come from the pages of Scripture. Some are quotes...
Mark 14:27-42
“Not my will, but thine.” Five simple words so easily spoken, but so challenging to live. Have those words ever crossed your mind, your...
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