
Death and Deceit
The story of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5: a sober look at deceit, hypocrisy, and the call to be real before God and hold nothing back from Him.
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The story of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5: a sober look at deceit, hypocrisy, and the call to be real before God and hold nothing back from Him.

Jesus weeps over Jerusalem as the king draws near — not for himself, but for a people who missed the way of peace and failed to recognize the day of God's visitation.

Introducing Galatians, Paul's earliest and most polemical letter: even genuine, Spirit-filled believers can be led astray when a distorted gospel adds to Christ.

Judas Iscariot as a warning to ministers: one can participate, sympathize, and be washed, yet never be part, sincere, or clean.

Hand-picked yet a betrayer, Judas warns us it is possible to participate without belonging, to be sympathetic without sincerity, and to be washed but not clean.