Join us in preparing our hearts for Easter with our Holy Week Timeline chart and Bible study.

What is the metanarrative of scripture? That’s one of the best questions you can ask when diving into Bible study because understanding it changes everything. The metanarrative is the big picture of the Bible: Creation , Fall , Redemption , and Restoration . It’s the thread that ties the entire Bible together, revealing God’s unfolding plan for the world. Once you see this big picture, the stories in Scripture come alive, transforming how you read and experience God’s Word.

It is always the perfect time to study Resurrection verses . We have just recently been studying the timeline of Jesus' last week and celebrating His resurrection on Easter Sunday. Easter is celebrated once a year by Christians but the good news of the cross is that we have obtained the legal right to live and operate in resurrection power every day! Have you seen our new Bible study called 40 Days Through The Bible: God's Blueprint For Redemption? In it you will discove

As you read this devotion for Easter Sunday, I invite you to pause and reflect on the joy of the empty tomb, the hope we have in Christ, and the invitation to live every day in the light of His resurrection. Let this Easter devotional draw you deeper into the heart of God and the victory we now share because of Jesus.

As we reflect on Holy Saturday—(also known as Silent Saturday of Holy Week) the quiet day between the cross and the resurrection—we step into a moment filled with uncertainty, grief, and waiting. It was a day of silence, when heaven seemed quiet and hope felt distant. And yet, in that silence, God was still at work.

Good Friday devotional - Jesus trial and crucifixion. Today is Good Friday—the most solemn yet powerful day in history. Jesus stands trial before Pilate, falsely accused yet silent in defense. The crowd shouts ‘Crucify Him!’, choosing Barabbas over the innocent Son of God.

From the devotional study in Redeemed by the Cross – A Devotional for Lent/Easter Holy Thursday is one of the most sacred and solemn days in Holy Week—the Thursday evening before Jesus was crucified. This night is tender, heavy, and holy. It’s a turning point in the story of redemption. Jesus gathers with His disciples for the Last Supper , shares a final meal filled with love, prophecy, and parting words, and then walks into the darkness of the garden of Gethsemane to pr

As we enter the final stretch of Holy Week, tension in Jerusalem is rising, and the cross is drawing near. Today, we meet Jesus walking boldly through the Temple courts, fully aware of what lies ahead. He is confronted by the very people who will soon plot His death—religious leaders clinging tightly to their power. In this moment, we see a clash of kingdoms: human authority versus divine authority, pride versus truth. The religious leaders question Jesus, but not to learn—th

For our Holy Tuesday devotion, let’s examine the Mystery of the Fig Tree more closely to see what it reveals about our faith, our fruitfulness, and our hearts.