Luke 22:47-53; 63-71 Why does Jesus' innocence and guilty verdict matter? Jesus' guilty innocence fulfills 'god's redemptive plan. Your sins can be forgiven only if the Son of Man's innocence triumphs through the cross and assures His installation as ruler of all. 1) Heavenly or earthly trial? 2) Jesus before the council

Revelation 5: Confession Lord's Day 18 Theme: Why does the ascension matter? 1) Why the ascension? An inaccessible scroll 2) Why the ascension? A worthy Lion-Lamb 3) The necessity of good Works

Luke 22:35-38 Theme: Following the calling of Christ takes preparation. It's hard but not hopeless! 1) You must prepare 2) Scripture must be fulfilled 3) Enough swords?

Deuteronomy 6:20-25; Ephesians 2:1-10; Confession Lord's Day 32 Theme: Respond to your salvation with grateful service 1) The source of good works 2) The purpose of good works 3) The necessity of good works

Luke 22:24-34, 54-62 Theme: Preservation in Weakness 1) The attack of the enemy 2) The advocacy of Christ 3) The affirmation of Peter

Proverbs 10:6,8,11,14,19-21; 12:18-19; 23:23; 24:26 1) Foolish, destructive words 2) Wise, healing words

Luke 22:24-30 Redefining Greatness: - First, Beware betrayal - Second, Know your nature - Third, Redefine greatness - Fourth, See the reward

2 Corinthians 5:21 Theme: The guilt and shame of your sin was fully and finally imputed to Jesus on the cross so that His righteousness might be fully and finally imputed to you in His resurrection from the dead. 1) In our place 2) Condemned He stood 3) Sealed our pardon in His blood

Ecclesiastes 1, 1 Corinthians 15:12-28; Confession Lord's Day 17 Theme: All our life is vain but for Christ's resurrection 1) Christ's resurrection and life's meaning 2) Christ's resurrection: Its benefit

Luke 22:39-46 Theme: The proper response to suffering is a humble spirit that communes with God 1) Prayer of prayers 2) Our answered prayer