Resurrection Sunday is the very center point of our faith. If not for the power that raised Christ from the dead who would steal us from death? But knowing that Christ was raised from the dead is not enough. We must believe God’s purpose was that Jesus is coming back to us!

Many of the Old Testament prophecies were now being fulfilled. The Lamb of God shed His blood, and that blood takes away the sins of the world, the sacrifice for sin had now been completed. 

Words first written by David would later become the anguished cry of our Messiah. These are the words of Christ the man as He poured Himself out for us. The experience is lonely, terrifying, and yet filled with hope for us. As Christ offered Himself up for us on the cross, we see Him quote the words of Psalm 22 and we should take them to heart. 

What is truth? During Jesus’ many trials, Pilate and the Pharisees demanded to know the facts about Him. Yet, not all men who were looking for answers were ready to find the Truth. Are you prepared to receive the Truth?

Psalm 117 is the shortest chapter in the Bible, just two verses, this psalm is all about praise to our Lord for His loving kindness, faithfulness, and the truth of the Lord that endures forever.

Today we learn that when we are at our worst Jesus is at his best and through him all things are possible.

There is nothing that expresses who we are in our life as prayer. Jesus was a man of great prayer. This is the greatest prayer ever prayed here on earth and the greatest prayer recorded anywhere in the scripture.

The finished tabernacle represents the beginning of God’s work to save his People. Jesus Christ is the completion of that work.

The night before our Messiah’s crucifixion He comforts His very scared and nervous disciples. Hours before Christ arrest, Jesus leaves His disciples with words of peace and conquering. On the other side of the crisis in our life God has a plan that will deliver to us a peace and joy that passes all understanding.

God is so pure and holy that nothing can be in His presence that is not holy. Anyone without Christ is considered unrighteous and an enemy of the Lord. Yet God desires to be with His people. Exodus 39 is journey into the heart and mind of our God as He prepared us for His presence.