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Peace and forgiveness are available to us in Jesus, but they came at a tremendous price as seen by the holes in his hands and side.
Jesus' life, death and resurrection fulfill all Old Testament scripture.
Palm Sunday marks Jesus' entry into Jerusalem as the much anticipated anointed king (Messiah) but it's not as they expected.
We see in this passage that true power comes in humility.
This passage is really about worship and what we trust to save us.
Jesus frequently retreated to a quiet place to hear the Father. We need to do the same.
Even when the old man is crucified with Christ, sin still lurks at the door. There are ways to conquer it though.
Going through the desert/wilderness isn't just beneficial, it's necessary.
Matt Greco helps to illustrate what Jesus calls the sum of the law and the prophets.
Shalom isn't just a state of peace or contentment; it's a fulfilled life. How do we achieve that fulfilled, healthy life?
Shaping our desires is essential to a fulfilled life centered on Jesus.
Getting past our habits requires regular practice similar to exercising muscles for physical fitness.
The New Year is an ideal time to pause, plan and prioritize.
Always rejoicing and being anxious about nothing; how is that possible?
God deserves all the glory, and the best way to understand that is to be still and know that He is God.
We look at trusting and surrendering as prescribed in Proverbs 3.
Many are familiar with the story of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, but what can we learn from a deep analysis of their actions?
There are several aspects of salvation that we explore as blessings.
Matt Greco highlights the events leading up to Jesus calming the storm, and how it impacts us today.
We examine the power of motherhood, looking particularly at Mary, the mother of Jesus.
We unpack Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem to shouts of "Hosanna!" but on a donkey.
Paul had a stacked resume, but what do all those personal accolades ultimately amount to?