Jesus

Study: Who is Jesus?

Some people claim he’s a great teacher. Others think he’s a prophet. Some dismiss him as a liar or even a madman. Millions hail him as Savior and Lord. Whatever people think of him, nobody can deny that he stands at the very crux of human history. The biblical record of his life shows that Jesus was born to a virgin, lived a sinless life,...

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A Garden, a Courtyard and a Hill
A Garden, a Courtyard and a Hill

The final few hours had come. Arrangements had been made - Judas would betray the one he’d followed for three years, and the Jewish authorities would seek the death penalty against this Jesus of Nazareth, the one that some claimed was King of the Jews. Would they have their way? Would the teachings of this man die, once people realized his promises...

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Alive Forevermore: Beyond the Cross
Alive Forevermore: Beyond the Cross

The tomb was empty! (See John 20-21) Those who knew this one, who had been crucified recently, claimed that he had prophesied that he would rise from the dead. Had they stolen the body, or had the impossible happened? Eternity hangs on the answer to this question and our response to it.  Jesus of Nazareth had faced betrayal, trial, condemnation...

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A Week of Contrasts
A Week of Contrasts

Matthew 26; Luke 19  Imagine yourself nearly two thousand years ago, living in a land promised by God to the descendents of Abraham. Whether you were Jew or Gentile (non-Jew), you conducted your daily affairs under the watchful eye and authority of a Roman government. The land is populated primarily by the Jews, and Jewish religious leaders...

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Part 3: Jesus the Teacher
Part 3: Jesus the Teacher

In the last study, we looked at Jesus the healer. But people didn't come just to be healed by him; they also wanted to listen to him. Large crowds from all over the country would come to hear what he had to say. He talked about: God's Kingdom, prayer, wise and foolish lifestyles, love and forgiveness, and also himself. Not everyone liked Jesus'...

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Part 4: Jesus, Mediator and Redeemer
Part 4: Jesus, Mediator and Redeemer

At the trial of Jesus it seemed that both the weak-willed Roman governor, Pilate; and the shouts of the crowd sent Jesus to death. In fact, the Bible tells us that these events amazingly formed part of God's purpose. Jesus took the twelve disciples aside and said to them, "Listen! We are going to Jerusalem where everything the prophets wrote...

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Part 5: Jesus the Giver
Part 5: Jesus the Giver

The last chapter of Luke gives a clear account of the fantastic miracle of the resurrection. After Jesus' crucifixion his disciples were afraid of the Jews. While they continued to meet, they did so in secret. Suddenly, Jesus came to them. C.S. Lewis, a famous Christian writer, wrote: "The New Testament writers speak as if Christ's achievement...

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Part 1: Jesus’ Origin and Purpose
Part 1: Jesus' Origin and Purpose

In this study we will see: > How Luke's Gospel fits into history > That Jesus is "the Son of God." > What Jesus said he came to do The New Testament is made up of several short books and letters. Our English Bibles are translations of what the early Christians actually wrote. The experts tell us that we can be sure that the text...

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