The Risen Christ Who Opened the Scriptures.
A closing Passion Week article on the forty days after the resurrection, when Jesus opened the Scriptures, commissioned witnesses, promised the Spirit, and launched Gospel proclamation.
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The Grave Could Not Hold the One Who Holds All Things.
On Resurrection Sunday, the empty tomb reveals God's public verdict on Jesus: the crucified One is alive, Lord, and calling every heart to respond.
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When the Word of Jesus Lies Buried.
On Holy Saturday, Jesus lies buried and His words are tested in silence, reminding us that the silence of God is not the absence of God.
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Behold the Man. Behold Your King. Behold Your Substitute.
On Good Friday, Jesus stands condemned by human courts while revealing the place where justice and mercy meet: the cross of the crucified King and Substitute.
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No One Takes His Life — He Gives It.
On Thursday of Passion Week, Jesus washes feet, gives the bread and cup, surrenders in Gethsemane, and shows that no one takes His life—He gives it.
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Thirty Pieces of Silver or Everything You Have.
On Wednesday of Passion Week, Mary’s costly worship and Judas’s betrayal force the question every reader must answer: what is Jesus worth to you?
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Passion Week Timeline: From Palm Sunday to Resurrection Sunday.
A concise Passion Week timeline tracing the major Gospel events from Jesus’ triumphal entry to His resurrection appearances.
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The Son on Trial Becomes the Judge.
On Tuesday of Passion Week, Jesus turns the interrogation back on His questioners, revealing Himself as the Son, the Heir, and the rejected Cornerstone who judges every heart.
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When Jesus Comes Looking for Fruit.
Monday of Passion Week is the day Jesus exposes religious appearance without real spiritual fruit and calls every hearer to genuine life in Him.
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The King You Cannot Control.
Palm Sunday asks whether we want Jesus Himself, or only the version of Jesus that serves our expectations. The King has arrived—not on our terms, but on His.
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