Notes from a book that I picked up in England several years ago: Daniel Clark, Dead or Alive? The Truth and Relevance of Jesus’ Resurrection (Nottingham UK: Inter Varsity Press, 2007): First of all, a ...

How can you preach a more memorable message and have people get your point? Try preaching the one-point sermon. In my last article, “Goldilocks Zone for Sermons: Too Long, Too Short, or Just Right?” I ...

What the cross teaches us about his remarkable patience. One of the most remarkable things about Jesus’ suffering is his patience. He could have used miracles to make himself impervious to discomfort ...

Novelist and biographer Jay Parini takes on the still-unfolding story of Jesus. An image of a young Jesus in the workshop of St. Joseph, from a 1640s-era painting by Georges de La Tour. (Creative ...

CHRISTIANS throughout the world are currently reflecting on the death, burial and glorious resurrection of Jesus Christ during the Holy Week. In his classic little book titled More Than a Carpenter, ...

“Beginning with Moses and the all the Prophets, he interpreted to them in all the Scriptures the things concerning himself.” – Luke 24:27 Why didn’t the disciples think Jesus was a zombie? Why didn’t ...

In John’s Gospel the miracles performed by Jesus are called signs. A sign is usually not an end in itself. What is more important is the reality to which a sign points. The signs done by Jesus point ...

There are many titles of Jesus. He refers to himself as the way, the truth, the life, the good shepherd. However, one of the most difficult for us to understand is that Jesus is the gate. We need to ...