Matthew 28:1-20. How do we know Jesus' sacrifice was acceptable to the Father? Because He rose Him from the dead.

Matthew 27:27-50. Jesus endured agonizing pain in our place.

Matthew 27:15-26. The good news of the gospel is that Jesus was destroyed so we could have what He had. The righteous one condemned, and the guilty one let go.

Matthew 26:57-27:2, 11-14. Jesus endured the disgrace of being accused in our place.

Matthew 26:6-29, 36-56. Jesus willingly endured betrayal because it was part of His plan to lay down His life for us.

Psalm 23. In a broken world without perfect sight of God’s good hands, our only hope is to trust God’s heart perfectly demonstrated at the cross.

Psalm 51. God, in His goodness, is merciful to us, and we respond by worshipping and obeying Him.

Psalm 139. God reveals His sovereignty so we can know Him and have peace.

Psalm 22. Jesus endured utmost loss to prove we are not forsaken.

Psalm 46. Nothing will change the tide of fear in your life like knowing and remembering who God is and where God is, which is with you.