Stephen Georgeson (Pastor Stephen)

The last hours before Jesus went to the cross are loaded with truths that we need to know. And yes, the gospel is evident in this passage.

The great apostle Peter wasn't being so great. Or was he? See how Peter's failure helps us know ourselves, and more importantly, helps us to know the greatness of Jesus.

Can you imagine the Creator of the universe is being put on trial and judged? And He did it on His way to the cross for our redemption. Praise God for His love for us that He sent Jesus to stand in our place in judgment.

Things are heating up. Judas comes to the Garden of Gethsemane with the soldiers and officers of the chief priests. And he greets Jesus with a kiss. This is one of the saddest passages of Scripture and one of the most victorious.

After the Passover meal, Jesus and eleven of the disciples went to the Garden of Gethsemane where Jesus began to feel the great burden of what was to come. This passage teaches us a lot about the disciples (us) and a lot about Jesus.

A sermon by Dr. Terry Dorsett, the Executive Director of the Baptist Convention of New England. He preached at Rice Memorial Baptist Church on February 14, 2016

The disciples gave themselves more credit than they should have. But Jesus knows us to the core, and He still loves us and died for our sins.

Sandwiched between two dark events of hatred and attempts to destroy Jesus is this beautiful account of extraordinary love and worship for Jesus. When we exhibit such love for Him, we may shake up those around us.

When are the end times coming? ARE the end times coming? What is the Christian to do in the end times? Jesus never promises to remove us from tribulations, but He gives us guidance how to get through them. Will you endure to the end?