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Why did Jesus have to die on the cross?
In Matthew 26–27, we witness the trial, suffering and crucifixion of Jesus, the most pivotal moment in human history. From Peter's denial and Judas' betrayal to Pilate's decision to please the crowd, we see the consequences of sin and the cost of surrendering to Christ.
Through the release of Barabbas, we see a picture of ...
When Jesus was arrested, four different responses were on display: surrender, misguided obedience, betrayal and outright rejection.
In this message from Matthew 26, Pastor Joby walks through the arrest of Jesus and the lives of Jesus, Peter, Judas and the soldiers. Each one forces us to ask the same question: which chair are we sitting in?
Jesus wasn’t captured ...
Revival begins with repentance.
In Luke 15, Jesus tells the story of two sons who are both far from the heart of their father. One runs to a distant country while the other stays home but is blinded by his own pride. Yet the invitation for both is the same: come home.
In this message, Jennie Allen challenges us to throw off the sin and weight holding us back, br...
In Matthew 26, Jesus moves closer to the cross, showing us what true surrender, obedience and faithfulness look like. From the Last Supper to the Garden of Gethsemane, we see that following Jesus is not about relying on our own strength, but trusting Him even when obedience is difficult.
Through the failures of Judas, Peter and the disciples, we are reminded that our w...
What happens to your faith when God doesn’t do what you think a good God should do?
The gospel doesn’t promise a life without pain. It gives us hope in the middle of it. In 2 Samuel 12, David faces unimaginable loss and has a decision to make: will his pain cause him to stop seeking God, or lead him into deeper trust and surrender?
Grace doesn’t disappear when p...