The crucifixion of Jesus is bloody, gory, brutal, and ugly, so we often look away to the truth of our salvation through it. In this introductory episode, Dr. John outlines this new Easter series and what we can learn from Christ’s suffering.

Jesus had the ultimate authority, power, and control, but what did He use it for? Today Dr. John teaches on the great authority of Christ in the story of his arrest and what his actions mean for believers.

Is the New Testament antisemitic? The Jewish leaders led the execution of Christ, but as in the Old Testament, all people can identify with God’s chosen ones who, though enemies of God, are offered forgiveness through the blood of the Lamb.

Why do we sin and reject our Saviour? Peter was so confident that he would always remain faithful to Jesus, but when the fear and pressures of the world came, he forgot who he was and failed.

Pontius Pilate was like many in our world today: he was a cynic who rejected the notion of truth. Continuing in our Easter series, Dr. John speaks about the meeting and interaction between Pilate and Jesus.

Jesus “suffered under Pontius Pilate”, says the Apostles’ Creed, but why is this so important? Today Dr. John leads us in beholding both the horrors and the majesty of the Man of God, who suffered for us.

Today we continue examining the interactions between Pilate and Jesus in the Gospel of John. Despite all the evil of Pilate and the Jewish leaders, we see the ultimate authority and sovereignty of God alone.

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