Why did Jesus have to become a man to pay for our sins?

Mark presents Jesus as the Suffering Servant foretold in the Old Testament.

Today we look at how messianic themes are presented in the Gospel of Matthew.

We give seven helpful hints for reading the Bible.

We have a great list of passages you can turn to in any situation.

The Bible forms one continuous story — the story of how humanity relates to God.

The Bible is book for the unsuccessful. Its sweetest messages are to those who have fallen.

Why We Need A Messiah
When man sinned (Genesis 3) he separated himself from God. God is perfect, Man is not. In order for God and Man to enter into a relationship something needed to change. So God promised to send a sacrifice, a Messiah, to atone for our sins (Genesis 3:15). The sacrifice [...]

Palm Sunday
- Christ enters Jerusalem: Mat 21:1-11; Mar 11:1-10; Luk 19:28-44; Jhn 12:12-19
Monday
- The second cleansing of the temple: Mat 21:12-17; Mar 11:15-18; Luk 19:45-48
Tuesday
- The barren fig tree: Mat 21:18-22; Mar 11:11-14, 19-23
- The questioning of the chief priests: Mat 21:23-27; Mar 11:27-33; Luk 20:1-8
- Parable of the two sons: [...]

Matthew – Jesus the Son of God and Lord according to Old Testament promise.
Mark – Jesus is the Savior who Meets Man’s Needs.
Luke – The Son of Man in his Service among Men. The World’s Savior.
John – The Son of God in the Moral Glory of his Person and Life.
Acts – [...]