Taking the example of Jesus calling His first disciples, we can learn how to reach out to others to find new disciples.

In Matthew 5:10-12 Jesus taught profound ideas about how to handle mistreatment. On the surface His words sound backward, strange, and impractical, but a closer look at the meaning shows perspectives that are as powerful as they are challenging. How can we rejoice in persecution? The answer lies in understanding the right perspective, focus, and decisions that will help you in any number of problems you face in life.

This lesson dives deep into the evidence of the ascension of Jesus.

The Lord's Supper is an important part of our worship. For 2,000 years now, every single Sunday, Christians around the world have remembered the sacrifice of Jesus. This sermon delves into the origin of the Lord's Supper in the Old Testament, and how it was implemented in the church in the New Testament.

In the New Testament, we frequently see people had one of two responses to Jesus. Either they loved Him and followed, or they hated Him and plotted His demise. We must see Jesus for the treasure He is.