Why do we say in the Apostles’ Creed that we believe Jesus suffered under Pontius Pilate? Why is Pilate’s name mentioned? This article looks at Matthew 27, the account of Jesus being condemned to death.

This article is an exposition of Matthew 27:46, Christ's cry of dereliction.

The death of Jesus is of greater significance than we often imagine. This article looks at the signs surrounding Jesus' death, as recorded in Matthew 27:51ff.—the signs of the torn curtain, the earthquake, the open tombs, and the confession of the centurion—and how they relate to creation.

By way of Matthew 27:4, this article considers the sufferings of Christ and their purpose in demonstrating both the justice and love of God.

This article is an exposition of Matthew 27:53, showing how it attests to the victory of Christ through his resurrection.

This article on Matthew 27:51 and Matthew 28:2 is about the two earthquakes on Easter.

This article on Matthew 27:52-53 is about the resurrection, the victory of the cross, and the relation of Good Friday and Easter Sunday.

This article on Lamentations 3:15 looks at the wrath of God and wine at the Lord's Supper. The author also discusses Matthew 27:34 and Matthew 26:29.

This article on Matthew 27:50-54 looks at the importance of the cross for the religious world, the natural world and the spiritual world.

In this article, specifics of the resurrection is discussed: the earthquake (Matthew 27:51-53), the angel rolling the stone away, and the women and disciples worshipping Jesus (Matthew 28:9).

In this article on the crucifixion, the author focuses on the words that were written on the cross. Matthew 27:37, Mark 15:26, Luke 33:38, and John 19:19 is discussed in this article, as well as Jesus Christ as king.