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John's account of the resurrection of Jesus shows us that despite all that the disciples had heard from Jesus, they did not understand the significance of his death or the promise that he would rise again. Their sadness turned to joy and boldness when they were transformed by the risen Christ . We don't mourn a ... Continue Reading 

John's account of the resurrection of Jesus shows us that despite all that the disciples had heard from Jesus, they did not understand the significance of his death or the promise that he would rise again. Their sadness turned to joy and boldness when they were transformed by the risen Christ. We don't mourn a ... Continue Reading 

Before His death, Christ foretold His resurrection, but the Pharisees and Sadducees thought that they could thwart God’s plan with human intervention. Alistair Begg walks us through several scenes surrounding the tomb in which Christ was buried—and from which He arose—and encourages us to weigh the evidence of a risen King for ourselves. True ... Continue Reading 

Augustine described the sacraments as “the visible words of God,” since only in the light of Scripture can we see how they point to Christ’s work. Alistair Begg reminds us that Jesus’ baptism, in particular, foreshadowed His death and resurrection. He later instructed His disciples to be baptized and to baptize other believers. Today, we continue ... Continue Reading 

Why do we have to die? What happens when we die? While the subject of death is uncomfortable, the reality of death is unavoidable. Noting that death is not optional, but that our eternal destination is, Alistair Begg explores the biblical answers to these questions. Scripture is clear: although death is our enemy, it is a defeated ... Continue Reading 

Mark ends his Gospel by describing the frightened reaction of the women after they discovered the empty tomb. This ending may seem abrupt, but Alistair Begg points out its consistency with Mark’s brisk writing style throughout the entire book. Just as the women were confronted with the Good News of the resurrection, we too must consider ... Continue Reading 

Mark ends his Gospel by describing the frightened reaction of the women after they discovered the empty tomb. This ending may seem abrupt, but Alistair Begg points out its consistency with Mark’s brisk writing style throughout the entire book. Just as the women were confronted with the Good News of the resurrection, we too must consider ... Continue Reading