This morning I want to go back in time together, before Christ on the cross and before Messiah in the manger, to a time
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At long last, the Apostle John is shown the culmination of God’s future wrath against and destruction of all sin. To this point it
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Anyone who has ever been camping, spent significant time in the elements, read tales of extreme adventurers, or watched them on TV, knows that
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Through a demonstration of ugly corruption and beautiful provision, the first portion of Matthew 26 invites the reader to ask themselves a question: What
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Chapter 26 marks a dramatic shift in Matthew’s gospel. In it is a transition from a teaching on things to come to a retelling
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