At the foot of the cross, we hear Jesus not only speak but cry out in abandonment. If even Jesus cries out, what does that mean for our faith? If we only hear one thing Jesus shares from the cross, let it be this.

Jesus, remember me, when you come into you Kingdom. Jesus answers: Today, you will be with me in paradise. This is the Kingdom, the paradise, that Jesus had come to usher in—The Kingdom that was based on the very heart of God.

Sitting at the feet of Jesus while he is on the cross, we listen to what he has to say. The words we hear today are words of love and forgiveness.

God offers Sabbath as a gift and a way to ground us and interrupt the stress of our lives.

We know what it’s like to get a phone call that changes our lives forever. Losses come in many ways. How do we talk about loss in healthy ways and go through it? How do we help someone else?

Jesus gives the disciples a mission and gives the same mission to us. How will we live this out as Ebenezer?

Discipleship is not only something Jesus calls us to live; it is also something Jesus calls us to share. How do we reflect Christ to others?