The New Covenant Leads Us to Christ
Our confidence before God rests on what Jesus has done for us. The new covenant leads us to Christ and teaches us to live from the grace we have received, with faith responding to His love.
Biblical theme
Cross and reconciliation
Biblical devotionals about cross and reconciliation, grouped by the central theme of each reflection.
Within the Covenant
Belonging to Christ changes where we look for security. The new covenant reminds us that our life is held in Him, even when we face loss or circumstances we cannot control.
The New Covenant in Christ
The Lord’s Supper brings us back to the sacrifice of Jesus and reminds us that our fellowship with God was established through His surrender. As we remember the cross, the heart returns to the grace that sustains faith.
The Cross Opened the Way, the Veil Was Torn
Jesus’ death opened the way into God’s presence. The torn veil shows that reconciliation came by His initiative, and we may now draw near to the Lord by grace without hiding our guilt or trying to earn acceptance.
The Power Revealed at the Cross: God’s Power Is in Christ
The cross reveals God’s power in a way the human heart would rarely choose. In Christ crucified, we find forgiveness and reconciliation because He bore our guilt and opened the way back to God.
The Power of God Revealed at the Cross
The cross reveals the power of God in a way that confronts our pride. In Christ crucified, God reaches the human heart, offers forgiveness, and shows that salvation does not come from human strength, but from the sacrifice of Jesus.
Remember the Cross, It Keeps Us Close to Jesus
The Lord’s Supper brings us back to the love of Christ revealed at the cross. As we remember His body given and His blood shed, the heart is called to leave distraction, recognize its need, and remain close to Jesus with gratitude.
The Love That Stayed on the Cross
On the cross, Jesus carried the weight of our sin. Good Friday calls us to look at Christ with reverence, repentance, and gratitude.