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What if the most extraordinary claim in history—the resurrection of Jesus Christ—was supported by extraordinary evidence? What if "Doubting Thomas", a man much maligned for his lack of faith, actually shows us the integrity of honest questioning and the transformative power of encountering the risen Christ. In John 20:24–31, we see how Jesus meets Thomas in his doubts, offering undeniable proof of His resurrection, and how Scripture now provides that same extraordinary evidence for us. Christianity doesn’t ask for blind faith but offers solid, rational grounds for trusting in Jesus. Join us as we discover how the Gospel’s testimony equips us to proclaim, “My Lord and my God,” and challenges us to live boldly in the life-changing truth of Christ’s resurrection.

Ever wondered what truly sets Christianity apart? In John 20:1–18, we encounter the breathtaking moment that changed everything: the resurrection of Jesus. Journey with us through Mary Magdalene’s surprise encounter at the empty tomb, Peter and John’s hurried investigation, and the incredible realization that death has been conquered. Discover how this single event—Christ rising from the grave—ushers in a hope unlike any other and continues to shape the faith and mission of believers today.

Throughout scripture, the people set up markers to remember God's faithfulness. The Ebenezer "Stone of help" is one of these. As we close out 2024, it is good to look back and reflect on the year that has happened, and give thanks to God for his faithfulness. But ours is a forward looking faith, and these moments also serve as a staging ground for the things God is calling us into, so we also look forward to a new year, we also prepare for all God is calling us into

Caleb Woodrum John 19:16-27 Love Bears the Weight of Sacrifice ( John 19:17–18 ) “Carrying His own cross, He went out to the place of the Skull… There they crucified Him.” Jesus carried the literal weight of the cross, but more importantly, He carried the spiritual burden of humanity’s sin. His love…

In John 19:1-17, Jesus trial continues, but there is more on trial than merely Jesus the man. The very nature of truth, power, and authority are put on trial. Jesus is the king they need, the king who was promised, and yet, then -- as now -- so many reject him, and choose to follow others. At the end of it all, the people are faced with a very simple question -- Will they crucify their king?