Jesus’ 3 ½ year public ministry comes alive in this vibrant, illuminating retelling by Pastor Jack Abeelen, a uniquely gifted Bible teacher.

In this series of studies from Matthew 18, Pastor Jack guides us through the Lord's teaching on handling personal relationships by humbling ourselves, lovingly confronting sin, and always forgiving.

Without Jesus, the Bible makes no sense, and without His atoning death on the Cross, the Bible makes no difference. From Genesis to Revelation, the death of Jesus on Mt. Calvary is the Bible's central theme. "So, Calvary covers it all," writes John Phillips. "Calvary was conceived in the mind of God in a past eternity. Its shadow lay across the inspired Old Testament page. Its stark reality is detailed for us in the Gospels. Its blessed results are the themes of the Epistles. In ages yet unborn, Calvary will be the lasting wonder of all God's redeemed." The View From Mt. Calvary will deepen your appreciation of the finished work of Christ as John Phillips guides you through the entire Bible. Pastors, speakers, and teachers will find truths suitable for Communion services, Easter celebrations, and stirring devotional study.

This letter was sent to some very young believers, and yet Paul wasted no time speaking to them about a wide variety of spiritual topics!

Unlike other biblical letters, John does not address his letter to any particular church or person. He writes to all Christians, of all ages, in every generation.

Peter writes to a beleaguered church under siege for its faith.

As the churches grew and the Word of God spread, questions arose about church order, soundness in faith, and discipline.

Study through the book of 2 Peter, filled with stark warnings around false prophets and going astray.

In our world that is filled with uncertainty and insecurity we, as believers in Jesus Christ, are called to walk by faith. Abraham is called the father of the faithful (Romans 4:16).

Jesus’ last recorded words have come to be known as the Great Commission: “Ye shall be witnesses to Me in Jerusalem, and Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth” (Acts 1:8).