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Judas Iscariot has become a cultural code word for betrayal. We don’t know the circumstances of how Judas became a disciple.
We don't know much about the second Simon, though we are told he was a Zealot... what does that mean?
Today we look at two disciples who are kind of a mystery to us.
Did the disciples know Jesus before he called them? Almost certainly, yes.
Did the disciples know each other before they were disciples? In many cases, yes.
We try not to judge a book by its cover. That’s what Nathaniel also called Bartholomew did. And let’s see how it turned out for him.
Today's devotion is about the disciple Philip. Philip is a Greek name, he probably spoke Greek fluently...
Matthew, also called Levi, was a tax collector. That means he collected taxes for the Romans from his own Jewish people.
When you hear the disciple's name Thomas, your mind might immediately add the prefix doubting.
The disciple John played a fairly minor role in the Gospels, but he wrote five books of the Bible using simple language to convey profound ideas.
We continue our series on the 12 Disciples with a close look at James.
Andrew, the disciple of Jesus was manly and godly. Today Pastor Ernst guides us in a study of Andrew in our series on the 12 Disciples.
