Draw Deeper in Lenten Groups

Draw Deeper in Lenten Groups

Elizabeth Massey

Join a Lenten Group for this six-week series beginning Feb. 22. Together, we will trace the story of Christ’s redemption—from Old Testament prophecy to its fulfillment in the Gospels. If you are interested in joining a group or forming your own, contact Elizabeth Massey at 918-301-1019 or click the link below.

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Our Lenten lesson, Redeemer Promised, Redeemer Fulfilled, is written by First Church member Gregory Berkhouse. This daily study begins on Ash Wednesday and follows the arc of Christ’s redemption—from Old Testament prophecy to its fulfillment in Jesus Christ, as recorded in the Gospels. Daily Scripture readings guide participants through the Lenten season, culminating on Easter Sunday.

Written to draw readers deeper into Scripture, the text reveals the rich and fascinating story of redemption woven throughout both the Old and New Testaments, inviting us to see Christ at the center of it all.

Did you know…

  • The Old Testament doesn’t just hint at Jesus—it tells His story from Genesis to Malachi?
    (Introduction, pp. 9–10)
     

  • Jesus fulfilled prophecies written hundreds—and sometimes thousands—of years before His birth?
    (Introduction)
     

  • One sentence in Luke’s Gospel fulfills three separate Old Testament prophecies at once?
    (Luke 1, p. 77)
     

  • The Messiah was foretold to be prophet, priest, and king—roles Jesus uniquely fulfills?
    (pp. 26, 64–65)
     

  • Micah prophesied the Messiah would be born in Bethlehem, while Isaiah foretold His ministry would begin in Galilee—and both came true?
    (pp. 65, 77–78)
     

  • Psalm 22 describes details of the crucifixion centuries before crucifixion even existed?
    (pp. 35–36)
     

  • The Old Testament ends with silence for 400 years—and the New Testament opens with that silence broken by fulfillment?
    (p. 66)

Books will be for sale for $5 each in the First Church Atrium beginning Sunday, February 8. All are encouraged to purchase a book, whether for group use or independent study. Grab your copy and be enriched by this lesson.