Are you overwhelmed by the evil and brokenness in the world? Do you long for lasting hope in the midst of pain and brokenness? The comfort and satisfaction you desire can only come from one source: the cross of Christ. Jesus is our living hope (1 Peter 1:3). He is the only One who can heal the brokenhearted (Psalm 147:3). Lent is a season of putting away the things you often turn to for comfort and allowing Jesus into your brokenness as your true Comforter and Healer. Clinging to the Cross | How Lent Points Us to Lasting Hope in Christ is a 40-day study designed specifically for the Lent season that is meant to help you see and understand the true and lasting hope that is found in Christ. This study will help you understand why Jesus had to die. It will walk you through Old Testament stories and symbols that help explain the necessity of Jesus’s death in saving you from sin, death, and separation from God. As you discover the depths of the forgiveness, redemption, and transforming grace of Jesus in this study, you will learn to have hope for the brokenness of this world, and, most of all, you will be encouraged to allow Jesus into your own brokenness. Clinging to the Cross | How Lent Points Us to Lasting Hope in Christ will: * Walk you through the details of Jesus’s sacrifice and show you how the gospel affects and gives hope to every area of your life, even the most broken. * Help you understand symbols and stories from the Old Testament that shed light on how the gospel saves and changes you. * Lead you to encounter the forgiveness, redemption, and transforming grace of Jesus. * Inspire you to persevere in hope as you navigate both past and present brokenness, with the assurance of future hope in eternity. More than anything, this study will help you bring your struggles to Jesus as you learn to trust Him and receive His everlasting grace and peace. Order this study, follow the daily study material, and experience the hope, healing, and transforming power found in Jesus Christ. Details: Each week contains 5 study days with application questions and prayer prompts, a reflection day, and a rest day.
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