The Word to the World
We can all relate, at some level of having “fled” from Jesus when being identified with him was a threat to our job security, relational security, or even, for some, physical security. As we study this text, let us take comfort for those times when
The scene before us in this study is impossible to fully appreciate. How do we even begin to understand the trauma our Lord and Saviour experienced in this garden? Having pronounced that he would be betrayed by a disciple and that the eleven would deny
In June 2009, I preached a sermon from Exodus 15 titled “When the Music Fades.” There, God’s people, having just celebrated his faithfulness and power, worshipfully sang in response (vv. 1–21). Almost immediately after their celebration, they murmured because of unbelief (vv. 22–27). They went
In the late 1490s, Leonardo Da Vinci painted what has become the best-known religious painting in the Western world: The Last Supper. He painted it in the dining room of a well-known convent in Milan, Italy. It took him several years to complete it. It