Jesus Christ came to be the One True Passover Lamb for His people enslaved in sin. Therefore, He offered Himself up as a substitute so that God’s judgment would pass over them and they would be free. All of this is captured in Jesus’ famous last words, “This is My body, broken for you.”

Though the Jews rejected His testimony, Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and grants eternal life to all who truly believe.

Though the Jews rejected His testimony, Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and grants eternal life to all who truly believe.

Jesus is the divine doctor who offers to heal our greatest infirmity of sin and give us the gift of Sabbath rest, which ultimately happens when we trust in Christ’s finished work on the cross instead of our own efforts to justify ourselves before God. Such rest frees us to love and prioritize others.

Jesus is the divine doctor who offers to heal our greatest infirmity of sin and give us the gift of Sabbath rest, which ultimately happens when we trust in Christ’s finished work on the cross instead of our own efforts to justify ourselves before God. Such rest frees us to love and prioritize others.

The one true Messiah, Jesus Christ, is the only one who speaks life out of death; and therefore, is the only one who deserves our complete confidence and trust, not only for this life but for eternal life.

The one true Messiah, Jesus Christ, is the only one who speaks life out of death; and therefore, is the only one who deserves our complete confidence and trust, not only for this life but for eternal life.

Jesus Christ came on a mission to seek and save the lost. Therefore, He offers the living water of eternal life to all sinners, without prejudice, who believe that He alone is the one true Messiah.

True believers delight in decreasing that the Lord Jesus Christ might increase, which means that they not only believe in Him as the Messiah, but they obey Him.

If we're going to be saved and not condemned, safely entering the Kingdom of God, we must look to Jesus alone, the Messiah, and His finished work on the cross for salvation rather than our own good works.