Packed with spiritual insight, this episode urges us to consider the endurance of Jesus in the face of immeasurable adversity, providing a model of strength and comfort for our most weary days. Pastor Colin dives into the scriptures, focusing on the end of Mark chapter 14 and the beginning of chapter 15, illustrating how Jesus' trials serve as a source of solace and guidance.

In today's episode, we're diving into a thought-provoking message titled "Jesus Suffered at the Hands of His Enemies," exploring the profound impact of Jesus's sufferings on our everyday lives. Pastor Colin invites us to rethink a fundamental question: not just how the death of Jesus affects us, but how His sufferings do. Join us as we open our Bibles to Mark chapters 14 and 15, discovering how the Bible guides us through life's trials by looking to the endurance and example of Jesus. This episode aims to offer comfort, direction, and strength to believers facing their own struggles.

Today we will be taking a look at the story of one of the most poignant moments of the Gospels: the betrayal of Jesus by his own friend Judas. This story reminds us of the boundless grace available through Jesus Christ, even when we may feel overwhelmed by our own sins.

Pastor Colin explores the real reason behind Judas's downfall—not the enormity of his sin, but his unwillingness to seek forgiveness from Christ. Through this exploration, we draw parallels with Peter, who, despite his own moment of failure, returned to Christ and discovered redemption.

Join us as we turn to Mark chapter 14 and uncover how Jesus suffered at the hands of his dearest friends. This episode is a heartfelt reminder that no matter how far we may stray, or how great our failures, there is always a path back to Christ. The true gospel message is that of restoration and hope, as demonstrated so vividly through Peter’s story.