In John chapter 11, Jesus’ best friend lies ill. His family beg Jesus to come and heal him. Jesus does not respond right away. When he shows up, Lazarus has been dead for four days. It seems he’s too late.
But to this tragedy Jesus brings two surprising gifts—tears and triumph. He cries at the grave then raises his friend from death. It’s these tears and triumph that we need in the face of our own tragedies.
The Galilean who rules the world

John Dickson has a series on the ‘Life of Jesus’ – available in our lending library. In this video he reflects on this important reality.
The Galilean who rules the world from CPX on Vimeo.
How were the Gospels put together?
A Professor in New Testament Studies, Darryl Bock, explains the sources used in the writing of the Gospels, and explains why other writings didn’t make it into the Bible.
Gospel Delusions from CPX on Vimeo.