Forty Days In Between
These forty days are not just something to remember—they are something to enter. A sacred window where God gently calls us to come near to Him, to see Him more clearly than ever before.
Jan Ross
Jan shares fresh & pertinent Biblical truth in her easy-to-read style. She offers insight from personal study & life experiences encouraging readers to live loyally & faithfully for King Jesus.
Abortion and the Early Church
Abortion and the Early Church: What Did the Early Church Fathers Teach About This Important Moral Issue? (by Michael J. Gorman)
Encountering the Risen Christ
That very day, two of them were going to a village named Emmaus, about seven miles from Jerusalem, and they were talking with each other about all these things that had happened. (Luke 24:13-14)
The Next Forty Days
"The natural person does not accept the things of the Spirit of God, for they are folly to him, and he is not able to understand them because they are spiritually discerned." (1 Cor 2:14)
The Whole Story
We walked through Holy Week. Not in haste… but step by step. And now we begin to see—nothing was random. Nothing was rushed. Nothing was without purpose.
Black Saturday
Saturday is the space between promise and fulfillment. Between sorrow and joy. Between what feels final… and what is about to be revealed. It is the day when faith is not sustained by sight—
but by trust.
Good Friday
The Lamb has been slain. The sacrifice made. The weight of sin was borne. And the veil is torn. No barriers. No hindrances. What was once unclean has now been made clean. Washed in the blood. Purified. A way was made for all.
Maundy Thursday
From the table, to the garden, toward the cross. Regardless of the cost, Jesus did not stop pursuing His Father's will. He surrendered. He endured. He overcame.
Holy Wednesday
Wednesday reveals a quiet dividing line: Those who resist... Those who plot… Those who betray… And one who pours out everything in love.
Pentecost
The days from Resurrection Day to Pentecost are usually an afterthought, yet they can become an opportunity to reflect on the significance of the resurrection in our lives.
Holy Tuesday
Jesus did not speak in vague shadows. He told the people plainly. The cross was not unfolding around Him. He was walking toward it. Anointed to give His life. Sent by the Father. Willing.
Resurrection Day
From the beginning, God had declared what would come—a victory over sin, over death, over the enemy itself. Christ, the firstfruits, opened the way for all who believe. What seemed like the end… was only the beginning!
Holy Monday
Something greater than a cleansed temple was coming. The system itself—the layers, the barriers, the separation—was about to be undone. The veil that stood between God and man… would not remain.
Holy Week Intro: Jesus' Journey
Learn What Jesus Was Doing On His Journey To The Cross
Set Apart and Set Free
The life Peter describes grows out of knowing what was paid for you and by Whom.
Without Blemish or Spot
Jesus didn't just die willingly. He died qualifiedly. He was the only one who could pay the price for sin.
Palm Sunday
It was not a quiet religious moment—it was politically explosive!
The Price Was Never Silver
What held us captive required more than a typical ransom. No amount of silver or gold would be adequate. Not even close.