David Guzik commentary on Luke 24, where Jesus rises from the dead and appears to the disciples before He ascends into heaven.

The proofs and evidences of Christ's resurrection are more fully related by this evangelist than they were by Matthew and Mark.

Luke 24's theme is the fulfillment of prophecy from Jesus and the Old Testament prophets. Once Jesus' followers understand, He returns to heaven. Matthew 28 ...

Go ahead and tell God that you believe that death gets the final word. None of this is news to God. He has heard it all before. He simply refuses to believe it.

Christ is the best expositor of Scripture; and even after his resurrection, he led people to know the mystery concerning himself.

It is a story that reveals to us not only something about who we are, but how Jesus opens our eyes to see Him for who He is and about how we can come to know ...

The Resurrection, followed by the earthquake, the descent of the angel, the opening of the tomb (Matthew 28:2-4).

This final chapter of Luke briefly summarizes the astonishment and perplexity of finding the empty tomb, giving the experience of the Galilean women (Luke ...

Luke 24:1–12 recounts the discovery of the empty tomb and the announcement of Jesus' resurrection.

The risen Lord was no phantom or hallucination. He was real. The Jesus who died was in truth the Christ who rose again. Christianity is not founded on the ...