God’s Anointed One – (Matthew 21:1-9)
Matthew 21:1-9: the crowd hailed Jesus as king, but He came as the suffering Messiah, God’s Anointed One who saves through the cross.
Matthew 21:1-9: the crowd hailed Jesus as king, but He came as the suffering Messiah, God’s Anointed One who saves through the cross.
Matthew 27:45-56: six remarkable things at the cross—the darkness, separation, death, sign, confession, and devotion that reveal Christ crucified for us.
Luke 23:32-43: the three crosses of Golgotha — rebellion, redemption, and repentance — and the eternal choice each of us must make.
From Luke 4:14-21, how Jesus proclaims freedom — setting us free from the Law, from sin, and from fear through His redeeming blood.
An expository study of 1 Corinthians 11:17-34, seeing the Lord’s Supper in six directions: redemption, covenant, hope, holiness, unity, and victory.
In Hebrews 9:11–10:18, Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice perfectly cleanses the conscience, seals the new covenant, and opens the way to God.
A study of Revelation 5:8-10 on the preciousness of Christ’s blood, its cry for mercy, and how to apply its power daily.
From the seven words spoken from the cross, seven treasures Christ won for us: forgiveness, salvation, adoption, nearness, provision, victory, devotion.
A study of the blood of Jesus (Hebrews)—why atonement requires blood and how it works toward God, our conscience, and the devil.