The Problem With Jesus - He Is Alive! - B
April 21, 2014
Pastor Jack continues in his Passion Week series. Itʼs a collection of studies that examines the person and work of Jesus of Nazareth. In the first two paragraphs of Luke twenty four -- and of course other passages -- we are told of how the tomb of Jesus was found to be empty, and that He had actually risen from the dead! And therein lies yet another so-called “problem” with Jesus: Itʼs been some two thousand years now, and His remains have yet to be located!
References:
Luke 24:1-12
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Pastor Jack continues in his Passion Week series. Itʼs a collection of studies that examines the person and work of Jesus of Nazareth. In the first two paragraphs of Luke twenty four -- and of course other passages -- we are told of how the tomb of Jesus was found to be empty, and that He had actually risen from the dead! And therein lies yet another so-called “problem” with Jesus: Itʼs been some two thousand years now, and His remains have yet to be located!
April 18, 2014
On today's edition of Real Radio, Pastor Jack continues in his series called, The Problem with Jesus. Itʼs a collection of studies that examines the person and work of Jesus of Nazareth -- all in commemoration of Passion Week. In the opening verses of Mark fourteen, we are told of the well-known account of the woman who interrupts a meal attended by Jesus, so that she could pour very expensive oil on His head. Well, some at the table objected. Yet both she and Jesus knew about the cultural significance of this act of worship.
April 17, 2014
On today's edition of Real Radio, Pastor Jack continues in his series called, The Problem with Jesus. Itʼs a collection of studies that examines the person and work of Jesus of Nazareth -- all in commemoration of Passion Week. In the opening verses of Mark fourteen, we are told of the well-known account of the woman who interrupts a meal attended by Jesus, so that she could pour very expensive oil on His head. Well, some at the table objected. Yet both she and Jesus knew about the cultural significance of this act of worship.
April 16, 2014
On today's edition of Real Radio, Pastor Jack continues in his series called, The Problem with Jesus. Itʼs a collection of studies that examines the person and work of Jesus of Nazareth -- all in commemoration of Passion Week. In the opening verses of Mark fourteen, we are told of the well-known account of the woman who interrupts a meal attended by Jesus, so that she could pour very expensive oil on His head. Well, some at the table objected. Yet both she and Jesus knew about the cultural significance of this act of worship.
April 15, 2014
In observance of Passion Week, Pastor Jack begins a topical series called, The Problem with Jesus. It’s a collection of studies that focuses on the events surrounding and leading up to His crucifixion. Now quite obviously, countless individuals were put to death in Rome. So what makes this Jesus stand out? Why is His death sentence still cited and studied all these centuries later?
April 14, 2014
Pastor Jack begins a topical series called, The Problem with Jesus. It’s a collection of studies that focuses on the events surrounding and leading up to His crucifixion. Now quite obviously, countless individuals were put to death in Rome. So what makes this Jesus stand out? Why is His death sentence still cited and studied all these centuries later?
April 11, 2014
Pastor Jack begins a topical series called, The Problem with Jesus. It’s a collection of studies that focuses on the events surrounding and leading up to His crucifixion. Now quite obviously, countless individuals were put to death in Rome. So what makes this Jesus stand out? Why is His death sentence still cited and studied all these centuries later?
April 10, 2014
Weʼre now in the third letter penned by the so-called “apostle of love.” Throughout his writings -- including his two other letters as well as the Gospel According to John -- we find a common theme: Love. And that includes love one for another and love for our Creator and Redeemer.
April 9, 2014
Weʼre now in the third letter penned by the so-called “apostle of love.” Throughout his writings -- including his two other letters as well as the Gospel According to John -- we find a common theme: Love. And that includes love one for another and love for our Creator and Redeemer.
April 8, 2014
Weʼre now in the third letter penned by the so-called “apostle of love.” Throughout his writings -- including his two other letters as well as the Gospel According to John -- we find a common theme: Love. And that includes love one for another and love for our Creator and Redeemer.
April 7, 2014
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