In the miracles of Jesus, we are given a picture of the transformation that takes place in the life of every person who comes to Him.
When you discover Jesus, you discover life – not life in the past, not life in the future, but life right now, writes Eliezer Gonzalez.
Those in the Bible whom Jesus commended for their faith were those who were the least confident in themselves.
When Christ suffered on the Cross, he suffered for you, just as though it was only for you. The one is significant.
Wondrous signs were given to those tasked with the Great Commission, as authenticating signs for those who believed.
A life that pleases God is based on the principle of grace, and not on the principle of legalism, writes Eliezer Gonzalez.
Jesus had a lot to say about money in his teachings, and what he had to say was often uncomfortable and challenging.
Jesus told his disciples that he is like a man who leaves his house to go away, and he put a servant at the door to keep watch.
During Jesus’ trial before the Sanhedrin, many witnesses testified against him – but they all contradicted each other.
In the story of the Passover, the chief priests and the teachers of the law ended up in a situation of gross hypocrisy.