Salvation
The Resurrection of Jesus: When the Tomb Is Empty (Mark 16:1–8)
In Mark 16:1–8, women arrive at Jesus’ tomb expecting death but discover the stone rolled away and the tomb empty. An angel announces that Jesus has risen. Fear and amazement fill the moment as the greatest truth in history is revealed—the crucified Savior is alive.
The Death of Jesus: When the Son of God Gives His Life (Mark 15:33–41)
In Mark 15:33–41, darkness falls over the land as Jesus cries out from the cross and breathes His last. The temple veil is torn in two, and a Roman centurion declares Jesus to be the Son of God. In the darkest moment, the truth of Christ becomes unmistakably clear.
The Crucifixion at Golgotha: When Redemption Is Secured (Mark 15:21–32)
In Mark 15:21–32, Jesus is crucified at Golgotha. Mocked by soldiers, rejected by leaders, and abandoned by many, the Son of God hangs on a Roman cross. Yet even in suffering, Scripture is fulfilled and redemption unfolds, revealing the sacrifice that secures salvation for the world.
God Wants You to Be Saved – The First Step in God’s Will for Your Life
The first and most important part of God’s will is that you be saved. Scripture makes it clear—salvation is His desire for every person. Learn what it means to be saved, why it’s urgent, and how to respond to God’s invitation today.