Families of Faith

The Last Supper reveals the establishment of a new covenant, as Jesus shares the bread and cup, pointing to His body and blood given for redemption -

Luke 22:7–23

The crucifixion reveals the depth of Christ’s sacrifice, bearing sin and offering redemption, demonstrating God’s love through the giving of His Son -

Good Friday

Faith in God is emphasized alongside the power of prayer and the necessity of forgiveness, revealing that a believing heart and a forgiving spirit are essential in walking with Him -

Mark 11:22–25

Jesus confronts the religious leaders through parables, revealing their rejection of God’s authority and warning that the kingdom is given to those who produce its fruit -

Matt. 21:23–46

The cursing of the fig tree and the cleansing of the temple reveal the danger of fruitless faith and the call to genuine devotion, emphasizing the power of faith-filled prayer and a heart aligned with God -

Mark 11:12–25

Jesus’ instructions for the colt reveal His authority and intentional fulfillment of God’s plan, showing that even the smallest details are under His direction -

Mark 11:1–3

A woman’s act of costly devotion reveals the beauty of wholehearted worship, showing that honoring Jesus is never wasted and will be remembered -

Mark 14:3–9

Jesus feeding the multitude reveals His compassion and ability to multiply what is given, showing that even what seems small can be used powerfully in His hands -

Luke 9:9–19

The healing of the blind man reveals Jesus as the light who gives true sight, showing the contrast between spiritual blindness and genuine faith -

John 9

Jesus shows both mercy and truth in the encounter with the woman caught in adultery, revealing that grace forgives while calling for a transformed life -

John 8:1–11