Allow Jesus to reclaim us as His own. Follow Jesus to the cross this week with awe and wonder at the great things he has done for us!

When we look at the cross, we reach two conclusions; my sin is THAT serious and my God is that loving to send His Son to die for those sins.

Christ broke our chains to the flesh. But how often do we choose to put back our chains to keep us shackled to our flesh, to our sin. All we need to do is let go.

Jesus looked at Peter after his denial. A look of love. Peter would have never seen the look of Christ if he had not been already looking at Jesus. Keep looking at Jesus even when you stumble.

Enemies team up and bring the numbers, the politics, the weapons, and the torches expect a fight. Jesus came forward. Jesus was not the victim. He is the Victor.

The Lord's Prayer that Jesus taught His disciples, should be called the Disciple's Prayer, for it is how WE should pray. This prayer that is examined in this sermon IS the real Lord's Prayer.

We are not a brick, we are a living stone, different shapes and sizes, fitted together to make a solid wall.

Jesus is the personification of the Kingdom of God.

There is no chasm between the Teacher and student. Jesus wants a close discipling relationship with us.

The Good News of Jesus is that He wants to sit at our table, no matter what we have done. We are restored to His family.