Maranatha Baptist Church

The message of resurrection is found in OT as well as NT. And suppose there is no resurrection at all - then what?

Luke gives his account of the resurrection of Jesus.

For 3 hours Jesus suffered on the cross under the cover of darkness; the veil in the temple was torn in two; the centurion made a great confession.

The faith that triumphs is described in these closing verses of Hebrews 11.

Calvary was a place known before the foundation of the world. It is the culmination of all the sacrifices of the OT. Here redemption was wrought

This sermon is concerned with the trials of Jesus before Pilate and Herod.

Moses left for Midian for reasons that will only become known after 40 years of tending sheep.

No greater example of humility was ever exhibited than the incarnation of Jesus Christ.

With no regard for the principles of legal jurisprudence the Sanhedrin convicted the most innocent man who ever lived to death.

The faith of Moses allowed him to turn away from the treasures of Egypt and follow a path of suffering with the people of God.

Someone has said that the Apostle is a teacher to us all; a mirror in which we see ourselves.

Discouraged saints are given solid reasons and examples to encourage their faith.

God gave Abraham a land, yet Abraham looked for a city beyond this earth.

Was Jesus backing away from His commitment to redeem sinners or was He seeking from the Father some other way?

The faith of Abraham was so exemplary that he was given the title, "Father of the Faith."

The disciples when faced with trials crumbled. Judas became a traitor and Peter denied Jesus while all the disciples fled for safety. What made the later change in them?

Faith is illustrated by the saints who lived before the flood.

Why did Jesus choose Judas as an apostle? Why did Judas betray Jesus?

Jesus gave signs that would precede both the destruction of the Temple and city of Jerusalem; also signs for his coming.

Faith is illustrated and explained. The saints were commended for their steadfast faith.