The Passover and Lord’s Supper serve as reminders of God's salvation, shaping Christian identity and practices.

God is sovereign in salvation, but you and I are responsible for to keep our hearts from hardening and mercifully pursing those far off.

Noah Fowler reminds us that God gave a ram to substitute for the death of a beloved son of Abraham, and He also gives a beloved Lamb to substitute for sons of Abraham.

Brandon Ash reminds us that Christ creates unity among all people across all time to worship and glorify him. Any divisions we create amongst ourselves harm our evangelism and cloud gospel visibility.

John is an eyewitness to the resurrection. Jesus's rise from death moves us from despair to witness, fear to joy, and doubt to belief.

John shows us what Jesus endured on the cross. Good Friday is a mirror showing us the extent of our depravity and the depth of God’s love.

What do you expect from Jesus. John showed us three groups of people who view Jesus as a means to their end, rather than an end Himself. Jesus wants his followers to see the glory of God.

Even in the midst of the darkest plague, God provided salvation for his people. This foreshadows Christ's deliverance of his people.

There are clear signs of a soft heart. So, watch out for them that you can avoid a hard heart like Pharoah's.

God distinguishes His people for a purpose. Just like the Israelites were set apart from the Egyptians, so too are Christians set apart so that our neighbors would know that the Lord is God.