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Matthew 27 takes us through the heart-wrenching crucifixion of Jesus. See it through His eyes and the love He shows us through His perfect submission.

Challenge #1 – Sit with God and ask, “What are we going to talk about today?” Then listen.
Challenge #2 – Spend three hours with Jesus, if possible, from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. Reflect on how your sins were forgiven.
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Jesus experienced many emotions in Matthew 26. He received the love of a woman who anointed Him with expensive ointment. He was betrayed by one of His disciples and abandoned by His friends and followers. He felt deep sorrow for many reasons.
Can you imagine His anguish as He pleaded for the cup to pass from Him?
Emotions are a gift from God. What do you do with yours? Do you seek Him first, as Jesus did?
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Matthew 23 records Jesus speaking to the crowds and His disciples. He admonishes the Pharisees for not living out what they teach. They had taken authority upon themselves instead of giving it to God. This had been happening for generations, yet God continued to send prophets to proclaim the truth—prophets He knew would be abused and murdered.
This raises important questions for us: Who has the authority in my life? Why did God ...

Jaclyn teaches on the powerful parable of the Wedding Feast in Matthew 22:1–14. The scene unfolds with a king, his son, servants, invited guests, farmers, businessmen, soldiers, and even murderers. Each person responds differently to the king’s invitation.
Some ignore it. Some reject it. Some become hostile toward the messengers.
Yet the invitation still goes out.
This parable challenges us to examine our own response to G...

In this teaching on Matthew 21, Jaclyn explains the meaning of “Hosanna” and what it reveals about the authority of Jesus Christ. Some trip over the authority of Jesus, and some are crushed. What changes when we surrender? Understanding “Hosanna” may change the way you see Jesus—and your response to His authority.

Personal Challenges:
Write the word Hosanna everywhere.
Handwrite Isaiah 8:14–16 and ponder it while reading M...

A Day with the Master Is About Today

In Matthew 20, Jesus gently but powerfully shifts our focus away from comparison, status, and future worries — and brings us back to the sacredness of today.

Through the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard, we see a landowner who hires men at different hours of the day, yet gives them the same wage. This isn’t about fairness by the world’s standards — it’s about the generosity of God. Whether y...

Jaclyn speaks about marriage through the lens of Matthew 19. Where is your marriage today? Is Jesus part of your marriage at all? Is your heart hardened? Seek Jesus together and make Him the most important part of your marriage—even if your husband doesn’t know Him.

Challenge: Write down your question about marriage and talk to God about it.

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What does Jesus really mean when He tells adults to become like children?

In Matthew 18, Jesus completely redefines greatness—not as influence, perfection, or spiritual maturity—but as humility, trust, and childlike dependence on God. In our study today, we explore what it looks like to lay down pride, comparison, and self-reliance in order to behold God as our King with a surrendered heart.

Together, we’ll unpack:

• Why Jesus place...

While in Matthew 17, Jaclyn asks us to accept that He sees us—not as we see ourselves. He sees us as pure. If you have accepted Jesus as your Lord and Savior, you have been transformed. Accept it and see yourself as He sees you. The negative thoughts you have about yourself are yours, not His.
He has prepared you for the next step of obedience. Take that step and allow yourself to be transformed.
Challenge: Submit your though...

Jesus warns His disciples about the leaven of the Pharisees and Sadducees—and they completely miss the point. Sound familiar? In Matthew 16:5–12, we see how easy it is to confuse religion with a real, living relationship with Jesus.

In this week’s study, we’ll explore what “leavened bread” really represents, how religious thinking quietly shapes our faith, and how Jesus invites us into freedom, discernment, and truth. This passage c...

As Jaclyn takes us through Matthew 13, she reminds us that we are living in the Kingdom of God. Everyone who is alive right now is living in the Kingdom of God. With that in mind, think about what type of seed you are. Are you in the good soil, producing a harvest? What about the person sitting next to you? Ponder these questions through the lens of eternity as you pray for your own growth and for those around you.

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In this episode, we explore what it means to:

✨ Follow the voice of the Holy Spirit within you

✨ Choose God’s direction over man’s expectations

✨ Walk in bold obedience, even when others don’t understand

✨ Discern the difference between Spirit-led conviction and man-made pressure

When we submit to the Holy Spirit instead of man, we step into freedom, purpose, and the authority God intended for us.

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