Jesus invited his disciples to risk following him with the generosity and faith that gives all for the sake of others. When they did that, the crowd became a bread-sharing community whose hunger ...

Do not close that door," he said. Lastly, Jesus greets his disciples with the same words of peace when he appears to his disciples again and "strengthens the flagging faith of Thomas." ...

Disciples understand that the pursuit of holiness is not optional, but is, rather, the natural and inevitable fruit of a genuine relationship with Jesus. Disciples “press on,” as Paul wrote ...

This, apparently, is the celebration of Jesus appearing to his disciples who were locked in a room afraid that they, too, would suffer the fate of their crucified leader. In any event, Jesus shows up, ...

Ty B. Kerley,DMin., is an ordained minister who teaches Christian apologetics and relief preaches in Southern Oklahoma. Dr.

When Jesus first appeared to disciples, according to Luke 23:37, “they were startled and frightened and thought they saw a ghost”. Then he showed them the wounds.

In today’s gospel, Jesus informs his disciples of his impending death, that he would be killed and on the third day rise up again. You can find this gospel in Matt.16: 21-27.

But it appears one sacrifice from the true story of Jesus has endured since. - Jesus’ Female Disciples – The New Evidence, aired on ABC’s Compass this month.

Jesus says: “It is enough for a disciple that he be like his teacher, and a servant like his master.” (Matthew 10:24). But the truth of the matter is that Christians today are not like Jesus.

The first is Peter. The earliest sources indicate that Jesus’ first resurrection appearance was to him. The oldest language is recalled in the formula in Luke 24:34: “The Lord has risen and has ...