2. God’s Everlasting Love
Week 1
Jeremiah 31:3
Jeremiah 31:31–34
Romans 6:4

3. God’s love is certain.
Our hope is based on God’s everlasting love.
The new covenant in Jesus means that God forgives and forgets–it’s a fact!

5. Romans 5:6–11 Romans 3:23 Jeremiah 31:3
Sin Knows No Strangers
Week 2
Romans 5:6–11
Romans 3:23
Jeremiah 31:3

6. Sin has made us enemies of God.
God’s grace, mercy, and never- ending love have rescued us.
Through Jesus, we can be friends of God.

8. Spiritual Housecleaning
Week 3
Matthew 21:12–17 Jeremiah 31:3
John 2:19

9. Jesus was infuriated with what the temple had become.
We bring our confession, prayers, and praise to the House of God.
We focus on the cross and the open tomb.

11. Matthew 26:20–25 Jeremiah 31:3 Isaiah 55:7
Is It I, Lord?
Week 4
Matthew 26:20–25
Jeremiah 31:3
Isaiah 55:7

12. Jesus faced abandonment and betrayal.
Judas’ act of betrayal haunted him–was his life wasted?
The sins of every sinner are forgiven by Jesus’ everlasting love.

14. Adding Insult to Injury
Week 5
Luke 23:34–43
Matthew 27:40–42
John 19:30

15. Irony 1: Jesus’ charge was true.
Irony 2: Only Jesus knew what he was truly doing.
Irony 3: Our Lord didn’t need saving.

17. The Passion Story Paradox
Week 6
Zechariah 9:9
Matthew 21:1–11
Philippians 2:6–8

18. Jesus’ actions fulfilled Scripture.
Jesus knew what would happen and kept going out of love for us.
Jesus accepts our prayers and praises today.

20. Matthew 28:1–10 Luke 24:5–6 Jeremiah 31:3
A Love That Never Dies
Easter Sunday
Matthew 28:1–10
Luke 24:5–6
Jeremiah 31:3

21. Jesus’ friends were filled with joy and fear.
Jesus’ resurrection gives us meaning and purpose.
We can live Easter lives of hope and joy and witness!