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Judas' Betrayal Cost Him His Life

Judas Iscariot's Betrayal of Jesus

Following the arrest of Jesus, guilt and despair were too much for Judas to overcome. Rather than seek forgiveness or reconciliation, Judas committed suicide. His death was a tragedy; he would have had the same opportunity as Peter to turn things around, and he would have been in the Upper Room with the other disciples to receive the gift of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost. Instead, like Cain, Judas' actions forever dishonored him.

written by Pete Miller

Spiritual Blessing of Service

Christians Find Themselves When they Serve Others

The opportunity to serve is truly a spiritual blessing, because God has empowered His people. At this time, the need for Christian service has never been more urgent.

written by Pete Miller

About the Bible Part 1

The Books of the Bible are Interdependent

The Bible is made up of 66 individual books, written by 40 different writers, over a 1600 year period, all with one Author, God Himself. Each book has a distinct Messianic undercurrent, often in surprising locations.

written by Amy Miller

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