“Psalm 22: Christ on the Cross”
Steven A. Bush
Christ has declared us not guilty and has reckoned us righteous. He has forgiven our sins, won us to Himself, adopted us as His own, and bestowed upon us everlasting life! And somehow David saw it coming ten centuries beforehand! Talk about an awesome God! Talk about Love!
“The Son of Man Must Be Lifted Up”
Steven A. Bush
What would compel God the Father to allow God the Son to be lifted up on a cross? Love and justice. Someone said it well: “The cross is where God’s love and justice meet.” What does that mean?
“Thieves in the Darkness”
Steven A. Bush
When Jesus was crucified, it was between two thieves. The question is, which one of these two thieves represents you–the one who dies mocking and rejecting Jesus or the one who initially mocked but then found eternal hope in Jesus dying next to him on the cross? Nothing matters more…
“The Time is Now”
Steven A. Bush
On the Sunday before Passover, Jesus rode into Jerusalem to waving palm branches and a chorus of different sounds–shouts of Hosanna, Messianic declarations, angry murmurs by Jewish leaders, the braying of His donkey, and the bleating of lambs that soon will be sacrificed. But our Lord knows He is the True Passover Lamb who comes to take away the sins of the world.
“On the Road to Jerusalem”
Steven A. Bush
In Luke 18:31-34 Jesus talks about his final trip to Jerusalem. This will prove to be the most important journey to Jerusalem ever made. This trip has changed everything for all time. And so the question is, how has it changed you?
“Triumph”
Steven A. Bush
When Jesus rides triumphantly into Jerusalem to waving palm branches and shouts of Hosanna, we see Messianic prophecy found in this Psalm, fulfilled in Jesus: “The Stone that the builders rejected has become the cornerstone.This is the Lord’s doing; it is marvelous in our eyes…”
“Because He Was Forsaken”
Steven A. Bush
Psalm 22 is a powerful prophetic Psalm of David written a 1,000 years prior to Jesus Christ. Like Psalm 69 and Isaiah 53, Psalm 22 vividly points to the crucifixion and resurrection of our Lord.
“How A Bad Friday Became Good”
Steven A. Bush
Mark, like the other gospel writers, holds nothing back with respect to how our Lord was tortured, mocked, spat upon, and crucified–for our sins. How does the horrible spectacle of Jesus suffering on the cross become Good News? How does a bad Friday become Good?
“The Flesh Is Weak”
Mark B. Thogmartin
Simon, whom Jesus renamed Peter, was Jesus’ close friend and His right-hand man in ministry. But Peter failed His master when Jesus needed him most by denying 3 times that he even knew Jesus.
“Into Jerusalem, Straight For The Cross”
Steven A. Bush
Jesus rides into Jerusalem on a donkey, saddled with His disciples’ cloaks. He’s accompanied by the Twelve, other devout followers, and curious pilgrims arriving simultaneously for Passover
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