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This week we see how Jesus truly is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of whole world. What an amazing epiphany to connect the Old Testament with the New Testament on this amazing truth. The Israelites put the blood of the lamb on the door frames to protect them from the angel of death and then ate the lamb to strengthen them for the journey ahead. As Jesus sat with His disciples, to celebrate the Passover, He took the wine and said that it is His blood and the bread and said that it is His body. His blood forgives us of all our sin and delivers us from death and His body strengthens us until the day we are in His promised Kingdom once and for all. Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes away our sin and the sin of the whole world.

This week we see how Jesus truly is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of whole world. What an amazing epiphany to connect the Old Testament with the New Testament on this amazing truth. The Israelites put the blood of the lamb on the door frames to protect them from the angel of death and then ate the lamb to strengthen them for the journey ahead. As Jesus sat with His disciples, to celebrate the Passover, He took the wine and said that it is His blood and the bread and said that it is His body. His blood forgives us of all our sin and delivers us from death and His body strengthens us until the day we are in His promised Kingdom once and for all. Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes away our sin and the sin of the whole world.

The Wedding at Cana might seem like an odd scripture passage for this week but really it shows us more of the humanity of Jesus then we might think. As Jesus lived out His earthly ministry He looked like every other Jewish male at the time. The incarnation of God went to a wedding reception, drank wine, danced with friends but also transformed the party from the inside out. Jesus listened to His mother and changed jars of water into jars of wine. Jesus came to be like one of us to change us from the inside out. He renews our old sinful vessels and fills them with His new wine, His presence and invites us to come to Him whenever we need grace and mercy to help in our time of need.

The Wedding at Cana might seem like an odd scripture passage for this week but really it shows us more of the humanity of Jesus then we might think. As Jesus lived out His earthly ministry He looked like every other Jewish male at the time. The incarnation of God went to a wedding reception, drank wine, danced with friends but also transformed the party from the inside out. Jesus listened to His mother and changed jars of water into jars of wine. Jesus came to be like one of us to change us from the inside out. He renews our old sinful vessels and fills them with His new wine, His presence and invites us to come to Him whenever we need grace and mercy to help in our time of need.

This week we look into a subject that we all want more of...namely, peace. We live in a world that is the definition of “unrest”. We live in a world that is tumultuous beyond belief. We lay down at night and wonder “What’s next?” and we really don’t want to know because we lay awake in fear! But we also know that in Jesus and through Jesus we have what the world could never give us...the peace that surpasses all understanding. We’ll remember that because of Jesus, His peace is also with us through the good, the bad and the ugly...at all times and in all places!

This week we look into a subject that we all want more of...namely, peace. We live in a world that is the definition of “unrest”. We live in a world that is tumultuous beyond belief. We lay down at night and wonder “What’s next?” and we really don’t want to know because we lay awake in fear! But we also know that in Jesus and through Jesus we have what the world could never give us...the peace that surpasses all understanding. We’ll remember that because of Jesus, His peace is also with us through the good, the bad and the ugly...at all times and in all places!