King David penned Psalm 22 as the cry of a righteous sufferer, and it so aptly fits the circumstances of Jesus’ crucifixion that even He took it to His lips on the cross. Even when we feel like all is against us, we can find comfort in a God who knows what it’s like to suffer. OT Reading: Psalm 22:1-2; 6-7; 16-18; 30-31 NT Reading: Matthew 27:45-50

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From Series: "Easter Eggs"

Jesus Hidden in Plain Sight FEBRUARY 18 – APRIL 1, 2018 In addition to being a decorated or plastic egg, an “Easter Egg” is an unexpected feature in a video game or movie. These bonus features are often hidden in plain sight. This series looks at the “Easter Eggs” or prophecies about Jesus in the Old Testament, and what they mean for the Easter story today. Each week connects a specific Old Testament prophecy about Jesus’ death and resurrection with a correlating New Testament passage that explains its significance. By examining the importance of Biblical prophecy and its role in Christian faith, this series uncovers the great rescue plan Heaven had for humanity all along—one Easter Egg at a time.