Bible Study series: Luke 24:13-35. Jesus uses divine irony to hold this conversation with his (probable) uncle and an unnamed traveling companion (probably Clopas’s son). Great story-telling, yet a true story.
Bible Study series: Luke 24:1-12. This changes the entire universe because from it will flow new creation and even new, resurrected bodies for the redeemed who will live in new creation.
Bible Study series: Matthew 28:16-20. Jesus commissioned the eleven (minus Judas), but we can apply the Great Commission to our lives too.
Bible Study series: Luke 23:50-56. Women followed and observed. Other than Jesus, they’re the heroes of the Passion Narrative.
Bible Study series: Luke 23:44-49. His crucifixion and death ratified the New Covenant.
Bible Study series: Luke 23:26-43. A criminal is promised paradise. Why? How?
Bible Study series: Matthew 28:11-15. The guard had to make up reasons why he had not risen.
Bible Study series: Matthew 28:1-10. This miracle changes the whole of human existence.
I’ll explain the odd title at the end. This post is about to get harsh, so don’t continue reading if you do not like a certain biblical, prophetic genre.
