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Jesus was referred to as the “King of the Jews” on several occasions during his life. Most references can be found in the record of Jesus’ trial and subsequent crucifixion, noted in all four gospels. However, Jesus was also identified as the King...

You may be able to name a number of famous Christians who changed the world. But Dr. Glenn Sunshine wants you to know the world-changers you may never have heard of.

How can we know that Jesus rose from the dead? 

While all of the Gospel accounts record the events surrounding Jesus’ sacrifice in slightly varying detail, only two reference the “hour” of the crucifixion: Mark 15:25 and John 19:14.

What does INRI mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Surprisingly, it says something important that still changes our lives today.

"No one takes it from me, but I lay it down of my own accord. I have authority to lay it down and authority to take it up again. This command I received from my Father" (John 10:18). The love of God is solely responsible for the death of Jesus —...

We know Jesus died, and we know it was a terrible event that led to a surprise. So who was responsible for his death?

The word diaspora only appears three times in the New Testament. So why is it important to modern-day believers?

Jesus endured a test when his body was weak, and all along he demonstrated for Christians what it means that God is strong in our weakness. The duration of his fast in the wilderness reflects the enormous importance of his mission: to save souls.

We pray on Holy Saturday to give thanks for Christ's sacrifice on the cross, redeeming the world from the fall of Adam, and saving the world from death and sin. May these prayers help you to praise the atonement given by Jesus and celebrate the...

What happened when Jesus visited Perea? What should Christians know about this important stop on His way to the cross of Passion Week?

The discussion over who killed Jesus may at first seem like a simplistic question. However, this question has been asked by many people throughout church history.

Each name of God conveys a different meaning, and Yeshua Hamashiach reminds us of Jesus’ witness to the Jewish people on earth, his Jewish heritage, and we are reminded of how the New Testament completes the set-up of the Old Testament.

Jesus is referred to as “Jesus of Nazareth” or “the Nazarene” because He grew up in the town of Nazareth. However, this title also points to fulfilled prophecies and a reminder of humble roots.

What religion was Jesus? This simple question tells a powerful story about our faith.

Grab your Bible, and let’s unpack some of these questions and see if we can discover if Jesus was really a Jew and what that means for us as His faithful Christian followers.

How Jesus looked doesn’t matter. He definitely looked nothing like the mighty, triumphant savior the Jews had hoped would deliver them from oppression.

An important question to ask as we remember this holiday season is, “Why did Jesus die?” When we research this question, we will discover the amazing redemptive plan that God had set out for us from the beginning.

Whereas in earlier and later periods, Jesus would have had a much harder time moving and speaking freely, such practical concerns had been overcome. There were still dangers and obstacles ahead, but this phase of Rome’s supremacy best served the...