Luke 23:26-49. As we follow the sorrowful road to Calvary, where Jesus suffering on the cross, we behold the lamb that takes away the sins of the world. We consider multiple prophecies from Psalm 22 and Isaiah 53 as He fulfills all that was written concerning Him. 

Luke 23:50-56. As the lifeless, sinless body of our Lord was removed from the cross and laid in the tomb, we see how specifically the types and prophecies were fulfilled as the stage was being set for the glorious resurrection. 

Luke 23:1-25. In the final hours before the cross, we see our Lord standing judged before Pilate and his accusers. He was the lamb, innocent and silent to the slaughter. No man took his life from him, but He freely laid it down for us all. 

The Jewish feast of Shavuot (or Pentecost) looked back to the giving of the Law and the birth of Israel as a nation. For us as Christians, we look back to the giving of the Holy Spirit and the birth of the church. We are rejoicing in the new covenant...

Lev 23:33-36. We realise how astounding Jesus’ claims to give “living water” and to be the “light of the world” were when we consider the context and practises of the feast. We also see how Sukkot was a foreshadowing of the Kingsom to come!

Jesus was crucified at 9am and died at 3pm. During those 6 hours on the cross he spoke seven times. These words from the cross give us amazing insights into the gospel and give us blessed  meditations on our Lord final hours on the cross.

Acts 23:1-35. After standing before the high Council of The Sanhedrin, a plot against Paul’s life is discovered by The Roman Commander. By God’s providence Paul is spared and taken from Jerusalem to Caesarea, one step closer to Rome, where he will then make his defense before Felix, The govenor...