In the upper room, Jesus gives His body and blood as the new covenant, pointing to the cross where salvation is secured. In Gethsemane, the King submits fully to the Father’s will, bearing the weight of our sin in prayerful agony. His sacrifice reveals the depth of His love and the cost of our redemption, inviting us to trust Him as the Saviour-King.

Jesus demonstrates the authority of the Kingdom by healing the sick, cleansing the leper, and casting out demons. His power to save reveals not only His compassion but also His identity as the promised King who carries our burdens. In Christ, we see the Kingdom breaking into a broken world, offering hope, healing, and salvation to all who trust Him.

Jesus, the true King, reveals the heart of God’s Kingdom by teaching righteousness that surpasses mere rule-keeping. In Him, the Law is not abolished but fulfilled, pointing us to the deeper obedience of love and holiness. The King calls His people to shine as salt and light, living out His Kingdom in a way that reflects His perfect righteousness.

Jesus begins His ministry by proclaiming the good news: the Kingdom of Heaven has drawn near in Him. He calls ordinary people to follow, transforming fishermen into disciples who will share His mission. The King’s presence brings light to those in darkness, inviting us to repent, believe, and join His Kingdom work.

John’s call to repentance prepared the way for Jesus, the true King who brings God’s Kingdom near. In His baptism, Christ identifies with sinners, fulfills righteousness, and is affirmed by the Father and Spirit as the beloved Son. The King has come—not only to reign, but to redeem, inviting us to follow Him into the life of His Kingdom.

Our quarrels and struggles often spring from pride and misplaced desires, yet God does not abandon us—He gives more grace. In Jesus, the One who humbled Himself to the cross, we receive the mercy and forgiveness we could never earn. As we trust in Jesus, His grace lifts us up and makes us new.

In our struggles, it is easy to grow weary, yet God uses trials as loving discipline to shape us into the likeness of His Son. Jesus endured the cross for the joy set before Him, and by fixing our eyes on Him, we find strength to persevere. Through His grace, our trials become training that produces holiness, peace, and a harvest of righteousness in our lives.

Faith is not wishful thinking but confident trust in the God who keeps His promises. By faith, Noah built, Abraham obeyed, and Sarah believed—because they trusted the unseen yet faithful Christ who would come. Faith looks beyond what is visible, holding fast to Jesus, who makes the impossible possible and brings life out of death.