Whether you're talking about what happened in 2 Peter 3 or whether you're talking about the Olivette discourse or Matthew 24 and 25, you have the language about Jesus suddenly appearing.

This is Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens’ depiction of the Apostle Peter holding the keys of Heaven. Rubens lived from 1577-1640. (Courtesy Photo) Jesus’ choices of Paul to be the apostle to ...

Jesus is the Word because through him all things are made,” says Jonathan, 8. “What He said became. Through the words of ...

In the midst of my own wrestles with ambition, I am now convinced that Jesus is not talking about himself. I think Jesus is asking Peter why he doubted the boat.

Don’t talk like that.” When reading the Bible, the book jumps in your hands as Jesus explodes at Peter. “Get behind me, Satan.” It sounds like profanity when you call a friend the devil.

If Jesus came back today to give an 18-minute TED Talk, what do you think he would say? Do you think he might mention the nation's current financial struggles and worries about things like inflation?

Swapping out the priest for a more technological experience in the confessional booth, Peter’s chapel in Switzerland has installed an artificial intelligence-powered Jesus that can speak more ...

Day after day, . . . [the apostles] never stopped teaching and proclaiming the good news that Jesus is the Messiah. — Acts 5:42 ...

We would see Jesus, and it’s the preacher’s job to give Him to us. When we speak too far from the Cross, talk psychology, politics, or religion, we’re only preaching to ourselves.

How Could Jesus and St. Peter Speak to 5,000 People at Once? Successfully addressing large crowds is not impossible at all, and history itself attests to this.