We are the crown jewel of God's creation. This video takes a look at the amazing love of God we see in His creation of us. #bodysoulspirit

Does God have a sense of humour? What about Jesus? Did He use humour in His ministry? Is humour ok in the pulpit, or is it out of bounds? These are some of the questions we will look at in this video.

John really finished his account of the gospel at the end of chapter 20. So why this extra chapter? As a tender shepherd, Jesus reaches out to restore a fallen disciple. Many today would have insisted that Peter spend some time to go through a program of discipline and restoration to qualify himself for ministry once again. Not Jesus. He lovingly restores him and recommissions him into the frontline of ministry. In fact, Peter dominates the first 12 chapters of the book of Acts.

First Jesus called the Twelve to be His disciples, then He sent them as His apostles. Like them, we first need to see and understand who Jesus is and what He has done for us. Then we can go and tell the world the great news of the gospel. First we are called, then we are sent.

Any other human biography would end with the death of its subject. Not Jesus! His death was not the end; because 3 days later He rose from the dead. Our faith stands or falls on the resurrection of Christ. Jesus never predicted His death without also foretelling His resurrection. If He didn’t rise from the dead, as He said He would and His apostles proclaimed He did, then Christianity is the most elaborate hoax ever pulled off in the entire history of the world, and our faith would be in vain (1 Cor.15:14). If Christ did rise from the dead, however, we know for certain that all the claims He made regarding His deity and our salvation through faith in Him are authentic. In this video we see how we know for certain that Jesus rose from the dead. He is alive!

Tetelestai (it is finished) is the word which separates Christianity from religion. Tetelestai means that Jesus has fulfilled all that the Father required to be accomplished on our behalf. We now rest in the finished work of Christ through faith.

Jesus endured 6 different trials and at the end it was declared that there was no fault in Him. Why do the gospels give so much attention to the trial of Jesus. Because God wanted to demonstrate to the world that He was the Lamb of God without blemish. The only righteous One died in the place of an unrighteous human race.

The subject of the Kingdom of God is a major theme in the Bible. It is mentioned many times in the Old Testament and more times than 'grace' in the New Testament. Yet there is such little teaching and understanding on the subject. Jesus speaks about the ultimate triumph of His Kingdom when He was about to die.