In this passage, we “see” the invisible hand of God cursing the enemies of his people, which in turn blesses his people.

New Testament Lesson: Galatians 3:1-14

When the pressure of the threat of death is applied to Jesus, we can see his perfect character of humble submission to the Father for our salvation.

New Testament Lesson: John 12:20-36

While living in the common kingdom, Christians are to seek the Kingdom of God.

New Testament Lesson: John 18:36

The miraculous signs, the women, the angel and the guards all preach about the fact of the resurrection of Jesus Christ so that we would believe our sins are forgiven and our bodies will be raised.

Old Testament Lesson: Psalm 49

Jesus Christ was judged in the place of Christians so that they would not fear God.

Old Testament Lesson: Psalm 22

Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem is ironically triumphant, for Jesus comes in humility to suffer and to die but his suffering and death will lead ultimately to triumph.

Old Testament Lesson: Zechariah 9:9-13

The Power and glory of God may be seen in nature and in worship.

New Testament Text: Hebrews 1:1-4

True happiness (blessedness) is meditating on God’s Word as that which is a revelation of Jesus Christ.

New Testament: 1 Corinthians 1:26-31

The Gospel of death from life comes through the line of ordinary, sinful people.

New Testament Text: Matthew 1:1-6a.

Boaz as a man of integrity, did not take advantage but did the right thing like Jesus’ obedience on our behalf.

New Testament Lessons: 2 Corinthians 5:21, Hebrews 5:7-10