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Holy Week Devotions

Day 6: April 18 - Good Friday - The Cross: Love & Justice Intersect

Reading for the day: John 19

Reflection:

  1. How does understanding the intersection of love and justice at the cross shape my understanding of salvation?
    (Reflect on the significance of the cross and what Jesus’ sacrifice means for your life.)
  2. Have I fully received the gift of salvation through faith in Jesus, trusting in His love and justice to restore me?
    (Consider if you have truly embraced the salvation that Jesus offers, and how it impacts your relationship with God.)

Day 5: April 17 - Thursday - A New Commandment: The Last Supper

Reading for the Day: John 13:31-35

Reflection: 

  1. How well am I reflecting Jesus’ love in my relationships with others, especially those who are difficult to love?
    (Consider the ways you can show His selfless love to those around you.)
  2. What does it look like for me to love others as Jesus has loved me, and how can I actively live out this command today?
    (Reflect on practical ways to demonstrate Christ’s love in your everyday actions.)

Day 4: April 16 - Wednesday - He Is Worthy: The Anointing at Bethany

Reading for the day: Matthew 26:6-13

Reflection: 

  1. Why is Jesus worthy of all glory, honor, praise, loyalty, and love?
    (Reflect on the character, attributes, and acts of Jesus in history and in your life)
  2. How can I cultivate a heart that sees Jesus as worthy of my greatest love and devotion?
    (Consider how you can demonstrate your love for Jesus through your actions, time, and resources.)

Day 3: April 15 - Tuesday - The Faithful & Wise Servant

Reading for the day: Matthew 24:45-47

Reflection: 

  1. Am I being faithful with the responsibilities God has entrusted to me, even when no one is watching or rewarding me?
    (Reflect on how you manage the tasks in your life—are you diligent and responsible in serving others, even in the small things?)
  2. How can I cultivate a heart that is always ready for Jesus’ return, living with purpose and faithfulness in every moment?
    (Consider how you can live intentionally, embracing a mindset of readiness and faithfulness in your daily life.)

Day 2: April 14 - Monday - Confronting Sin

Reading for the day: Matthew 23:1-36

Reflection: 

  1. Am I more focused on outward appearances and religious rituals, or is my heart truly aligned with God’s will and love?
    (Reflect on how Jesus called the religious leaders to examine their hearts, not just their actions.)
  2. What areas of my life is God calling me to confront and surrender, so that I can experience true transformation and repentance?
    (Consider how Jesus’ confrontations with sin in others challenge us to reflect on our own spiritual journey.)

Day 1: April 13 - Palm Sunday - The King Who Weeps

Reading for the day: Luke 19:41-44

Reflection: 

  1. In what areas of my life might I be rejecting the peace that Jesus offers, choosing my own path instead of His?
    (Reflect on the ways we might be like Jerusalem, missing the opportunity for peace by closing off our hearts.)
  2. How can I better welcome Jesus into my heart and life, allowing Him to transform me with His peace and love (Consider how you might make space for Jesus in your life, not just for the triumphs, but also in the broken and vulnerable places.)