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In her mind, she imagined that we thought of her almost like an enemy. And that was not the case.
I don't think Caiaphas could have had the ritual of the scapegoat in mind during this conversation. And yet that's exactly what is going on here.
Years ago, I was watching a TV show called Undercover Boss. Maybe you've seen that.
I was confronted with what I call two essential questions.
Sometimes there's moments in life that are just so challenging, and yet in those moments, God can teach us things about himself and what he has done for us.
Batman in A Dark Knight Rises, climbs 200ft to the top of the Manhattan Bridge, and they film him up there at sunset. It's a pretty cool shot.
As we discuss Revelation chapter 20, there's one more part that often throws people for a loop.
What's the point of salvation? What is it for? What are our lives for?
Last week we started looking at Revelation chapter 20. We saw how God had bound the devil with Jesus’ resurrection from the dead. So now we want to ask to what effect? To what purpose?
Are you for touchdown celebrations or against them? I could go either way myself, but I find it's a fascinating conversation to have.
What does that mean when we see that the dragon, the devil, has been chained?
Today we want to remind YOU that God love you.
