In Luke 24:13-21, two disciples are walking on the road to Emmaus, deep in conversation about the recent events of Jesus’ death and the news of His resurrection.
In Luke 24:13-21, two disciples are walking on the road to Emmaus, deep in conversation about the recent events of Jesus’ death and the news of His resurrection.
When I served at Aledo United Methodist Church, I had the privilege of playing weekly in the contemporary service.
I’ve faced moments in life where I wasn’t sure how I would make it through—times of loss, uncertainty, and even a health scare that shook me to my core.
Psalm 150 is a powerful conclusion to the book of Psalms, calling all creation to praise the Lord.
In 1 Corinthians 15:19-26, Paul reminds us of the incredible hope we have in Christ.
Peter had a realization that changed everything: God shows no partiality.
Unsurprisingly, Jesus’s followers did not at first believe he had been raised from the dead.
Easter is known by the faithful as “Resurrection Day,” but it could also be called “Wondering Day,” based on the initial response of those who first witnessed Christ’s rising.
This psalm begins with the reported last words of Jesus as he was being crucified – “Into your hands I commit my spirit” (Luke 23:46).