As we continue our multi-year journey through the Gospels, Behold the Lamb will walk us verse by verse through Matthew 26:17–28:20—tracing the final hours of Jesus’ earthly ministry from the Passover table to the empty tomb, from suffering to glory. Beginning February 22, the first Sunday of Lent, and culminating on Easter, April 5, this seven-week journey invites us to slow down, fix our eyes on Christ, and truly behold Him.
To behold is more than to glance—it is to gaze with wonder and encounter the living God. We will stand in the upper room as the Lamb breaks bread and speaks of a covenant sealed in His blood. We will enter Gethsemane and witness His surrender. We will follow Him through betrayal, trial, and crucifixion—seeing the spotless Lamb, silent before His accusers, bearing the sin of the world.
At Calvary, the Lamb is slain. On the third day, the Lamb stands risen. In Matthew 28, the risen Christ declares all authority and sends His people with resurrection power. The Lamb who was sacrificed now reigns.
Lent is an invitation to draw near—to repent, to worship, and to be changed as we fix our eyes on Jesus.
Come and see. Come and worship. Come and behold the Lamb.
Lenten Devotional
This devotional is designed to guide you through the Lenten season as we journey with Jesus toward the cross and prepare our hearts for Resurrection Sunday. Each day includes Scripture, a reflection, reflection questions, and a spiritual practice to help form deeper rhythms of repentance, prayer, and worship.
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Lenten Devotional Podcast
We have the 47-day Lenten Devotional as an audio podcast! Sign up to receive a daily text message with a link to that day’s devotional. Each episode is voiced by the person who wrote that day’s devotional, guiding you through biblical insight and a meaningful spiritual practice to help shape your heart throughout the season.
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