Jesus didn’t get a fair trial; but He wanted to see the real lawbreakers go free — that would be you and me and the rest of the human race!
What He Wanted: Lenten Devotions
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All things are possible with God!
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A Cup for the Protector: Lenten Devotions
Everything Jesus does just before the cross is for one purpose: To destroy the power that sin, death and the devil’s hold over creation.
Disappointing God
What about God? Do we live to please Him? Or are we living in ways that will disappoint Him?
Ups and Downs of Life
Do you find yourself traveling through rough spots? Remember: God is with you, holding you and protecting you! Just lean on Him for support!
Jesus In Charge: Lenten Devotions
Our wonderful Savior waled willingly to suffering and death, all the while protecting and saving the people He loves!
Praying for Us: Lenten Devotions
At the end of Jesus’ priestly prayer, He prayed, specifically … for US! He knew that it would be hard for us to believe in what we hadn’t seen with our own eyes, and He prayed for us!
Little Faith
You of little faith: Is this an encouragement? Or a put down?
Father: Lenten Devotions
The crucifixion is approaching and Jesus’ thoughts turn to the Father — Who loves Him. And now that love is about to triumph as Jesus brings us back to God, saved and set free forever!
Towers Of Faith
Are you discouraged and feeling far from God and that your faith does nothing for you? Look to Him, your high tower of strength, Who promises a city whose foundations are made by God Himself, and Whom we can judge as faithful.
Tribulation: Lenten Devotions
Having peace in Jesus doesn’t mean your trials will go away, for He told us to expect suffering. It means we belong to the One who died and rose again and we have His peace.
My Sheep Hear My Voice
Jesus’ time on Earth was brief, but when He returned to Heaven it was to intercede on our behalf.
Time to Pray
Why worry? God has it handled. We need to take a step back! Why not thank Him for the answer instead of badgering Him?
Quickly: Lenten Devotions
Why did Jesus tell Judas to do what he came to do … quickly? Could it be that Jesus was anticipating the amount of suffering He would endure? Yet He did it … For you!