Last week, we looked at three of the seven sayings of Jesus on the cross. We will now examine the other four.

The number “seven” is very significant in Scripture. It appears over 700 times and often represents completion or perfection.

Jesus was not a social recluse. He was a “people-person” who enjoyed mingling with others and having a good time. This is evident from the many dinner parties He attended in Scripture.

If the book of Acts had a favorite car, which one would it be? A convertible, of course, because missionaries love them!

There have been some impressive examples of self-sacrifice. For instance, Jordan Rice was thirteen and unable to swim when his family became trapped in a car by flood waters.

The Village Church of Christ has been blessed with many baptisms. We had 29 last year and are on track to surpass that number this year.

God’s arrangement for the local church is quite simple. For instance, the Philippian letter is addressed to the overseers [elders], deacons, and saints (Philippians 1:1).

What is the proper attire for worship? That question has caused a great deal of strife among Christians.

By grace, Jesus died “for all” (2 Corinthians 5:14), tasted death “for everyone” (Hebrews 2:9), and is the propitiation “for the sins of the whole world” (1 John 2:2). This means that all can benefit from what God has done through Christ. No one is beyond reach.

Few songs are more recognizable to Christians than “Amazing Grace.” It is a fixture in many worship services and funerals. But what exactly is grace, and why is it so amazing?