We often imagine the path of a disciple as a straight line of unwavering faith and perfect obedience. But what about the moments of stumbling, the painful detours, the outright failures? Do they disqu...  Read More

From Empty Nets to Overflowing Harvest: John 21 and the Theology of WORK.Dr. Spencer R. FusselmanThe salty air, the rhythmic lapping of waves, the long, dark hours—this was the familiar setting for Pe...  Read More

We often look at Thomas as the poster child for doubt, but his story offers a more nuanced understanding. Doubt, in its essence, is frequently an intellectual struggle. It’s the internal wrestling t...  Read More

The Unfolding Drama of Redemption: The Cross and the Triumph of LifeDr. Spencer R. FusselmanImagine the scene: a man, innocent of any wrongdoing, subjected to the most brutal and humiliating form of e...  Read More

The Unexpected Turn: Holy Week, Simon's Burden, and Jesus's InvitationDr. Spencer R. FusselmanHoly Week draws us into a powerful story – the cheering crowds of the royal entry into Jerusalem, the shad...  Read More

Behold the Man: The Innocent Christ and the War on TruthDr. Spencer R. FusselmanIn John 18 and 19, we are invited to witness the most significant trial in human history. Not in Rome, not in Nuremberg,...  Read More

"You Didn't Bring Enough Troops" - An Exposition of John 18 and the Power of GodDr. Spencer R. FusselmanThe narrative of Jesus's arrest in John 18:1-14 is a powerful collision of divine sovereignty an...  Read More

John 17 is more than just a chapter in the Bible; it's a sacred moment frozen in time. It can be called the "High Priestly Prayer," as it is a glimpse into the heart of Jesus as he prays for himself, ...  Read More

Dr. Spencer R. Fusselman Type your new text here. In John 16:20, Jesus speaks of sorrow turning into joy. Reflect on a time in your life when a period of sorrow was transformed into joy. How does this...  Read More

Living in God's Superior PositionDr. Spencer R. FusselmanIn a world that often feels hostile to our faith, it's easy to feel discouraged. We are opposed by a deeply entrenched spiritual enemy. We are ...  Read More

The reality of persecution is an undeniable part of the Christian walk. John 15:18-27 lays this truth bare: the world’s hatred toward Christ naturally extends to His followers. In many ways, it’s like...  Read More

Throughout the narrative of Scripture, Israel is repeatedly portrayed as God’s chosen vine, a symbol of divine selection and purpose. From the moment God led His people out of Egypt and planted them i...  Read More