We continue our study of 1 John 1 by looking at verses 15-17. We know from last week that he is writing to the family of God at all levels …

In the next verses of 1 John 2, John communicates to whom he is writing. Experiencing Jesus and the subsequent presence of the Holy Spirit caused a fire within him. …

Someone may ask you if you have been born again. How do you know? The apostle John answers the question in 1 John 2. It isn’t as much about what …

Since we have completed our time in the Gospel of John, I am continuing with John through his epistles, 1,2, and 3rd John. This week we are considering 1 John …

We come to this Good Friday with the story John writes about Peter. It is now the third visit of Jesus since His resurrection from the dead. The tragic weekend …

When Jesus made his third visit, to the disciples after the cross, it was at the Sea of Tiberias. Some of the disciples, still felt a bit lost, and got …

For some reason, when Jesus appeared to the disciples, Thomas was absent. Eight days later, they gathered again, inside, with the doors shut. This time Thomas was there. In the …

Mary went and told the disciples that she had seen Jesus. Then as evening came, on that first day of the week, Jesus revealed Himself to His disciples. Upon entering …

After seeing inside the tomb, that it was empty, Peter and John went on their way to their own homes. Mary, however, remained. The things not understood, that left her …

The understanding of the disciples remained darkened. They did not understand that Jesus must rise from the dead. Witnessing an empty tomb, confounded them, Mary Magdalene, Simon Peter and John …