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Scripture:"For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” — Mark 10:45 The Humility of Heaven's King It's easy to marvel at the power and majesty of Jesus—the King of Kings, enthroned in glory. But Son Of Man by The Belonging Co invites us into a deeper reflection: The One who walked on streets of gold stepped into our suffering. The One whom angels worship was pierced for our sins. In Philippians 2:6-8, Paul describes how Jesus, “being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be used to His own advantage; rather, He made Himself nothing.” Jesus didn't cling to His throne—He left heaven's glory for the agony of the cross. Why? Because He loves us. The Price of Redemption The song's opening verse paints a vivid contrast:“He who hung the earth hung upon a sinner's tree.” Think about that. The One who spoke the world into existence (Colossians 1:16) was nailed to a cross He created. The Spotless Lamb bore our sin. The innocent took on the punishment of the guilty. Isaiah 53:5 reminds us:"He was pierced for our transgressions, He was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was on Him, and by His wounds we are healed." His suffering wasn't random. It wasn't an accident. It was the price of our redemption. More Than Flesh and Bone Verse 2 leads us into the climactic moment of history:"He said it is done, the sky went dark, the air was cold. But He was more than flesh and bone.” On the cross, it seemed like death had won. The sky darkened, the earth shook, and Jesus breathed His last. But He was more than a man. Death could not hold Him. Three days later, He rose again—proving He is not just the Son of God, but the victorious Son of Man. Jesus didn't just take our sin—He conquered death itself. Now, because He lives, we too have victory. He Reigns Forever The bridge shifts from the suffering Savior to the reigning King:"He reigns, He reigns in the heavens. He reigns, He reigns in creation.” Jesus' story doesn't end at the cross. He reigns now, exalted at the right hand of the Father (Hebrews 1:3). And one day, He will return in glory. Revelation 19:16 declares, “On His robe and on His thigh He has this name written: King of Kings and Lord of Lords.” This is why we worship. This is why we sing. What Does This Mean for Us? If Jesus humbled Himself, how can we follow His example in our own lives? (Philippians 2:5) If He took our punishment, are we living in the freedom of His grace? (Romans 8:1) If He reigns, do we trust Him as King over every part of our lives? A Response of Worship The song closes with a simple but powerful declaration:"He came, He died, He rose again—the Lord, our God, the Son of Man." This is the Gospel in one line. This is our hope. This is our salvation. Will you live in the victory of the risen Son of Man today? Reflection Questions: How does Jesus' humility challenge the way you live and love others? Are there areas of your life where you struggle to trust Jesus as King? How can you walk in the victory of His resurrection today? Prayer: Jesus, You are the Son of God and the Son of Man. You left heaven's throne for me. You bore my sin, took my punishment, and conquered the grave. Thank You for Your sacrifice. Thank You for Your victory. Today, I surrender every part of my life to You—my Savior and my King. You reign forever. Amen.

Call To WorshipIn our worship today, let's focus on the simple, powerful joy found in knowing Jesus. Life brings both good times and challenges, but through it all, we can turn to Him. When we're worried or in need, we remember to bring our concerns to Jesus, finding peace that's hard to explain but real and comforting. This joy comes from understanding God's love for us, a love that connects us as a family in faith. Every day, no matter what we face, we have so many reasons to praise Him. So, let's come together, with genuine hearts and voices, celebrating the love and victory of Jesus. His presence in our lives brings light and hope, turning even our toughest moments into opportunities for praise. Let's rejoice in Him, our constant source of strength and joy.Devotional: Joy in All SeasonsLife brings a mix of joy and challenges, but one thing remains unchanged: God's unwavering love and grace. In every high and low, He is our steadfast source of strength and peace. This enduring love is a comforting presence that wraps around our lives, offering solace and hope. Our journey is often weighed down with worries and burdens. Yet, we have the invitation to hand over these heavy loads to Jesus. When we trust Him with our concerns, a remarkable peace, one that's hard to explain, fills our hearts. It's a peace that comes from knowing we are cared for by an ever-present, loving God. Each day, no matter its trials or triumphs, brings us reasons to praise God. His love and mercy are constants in our ever-changing world. Recognizing His hand in every aspect of our lives transforms our outlook, turning every situation into an opportunity for gratitude and praise. As we come together in faith, our united voices in worship create a powerful expression of our shared belief. This unity strengthens our bond as a community and magnifies the joy of our worship. Together, we celebrate the love and triumph of Jesus, finding joy and hope in His presence. In every season, Jesus is our reason to sing, our source of joy, and our beacon of hope. Let us rejoice in Him today and always. "Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!" - Philippians 4:4

Call to WorshipIn our time together, let's focus on the powerful message of redemption and triumph. As we gather, we direct our attention to the Lamb who willingly carried the weight of our sins on the cross, offering us the precious gift of forgiveness. His outstretched hands and feet remind us of His profound love. With great reverence, we recognize the King, the Light of the world, who faced crucifixion but emerged as the Mighty Savior. The grave couldn't hold back the limitless power of God; darkness had its moment, but it's now defeated. We boldly declare that nothing can restrain Him. The grave is empty, and a crown of victory adorns His head. Let our worship overflow with gratitude and joy as we celebrate the risen King, the One who conquered death and offers us eternal life.Devotional: Rising From DarknessIn moments of reflection, we often find ourselves contemplating the profound message of redemption and triumph that lies at the heart of our faith. Today, as we delve into the lyrics of "No Body," let's explore these themes that resonate so deeply with our journey of faith. The cross, once a symbol of suffering, has been transformed into an emblem of victory. In our minds and hearts, we see the Lamb who willingly carried the weight of our sins on that cross, offering us the incredible gift of forgiveness. His outstretched hands and feet are a poignant reminder of the depth of His love for us. With reverence, we acknowledge the King, the Light of the world, who faced crucifixion but emerged as the Mighty Savior. The grave could not contain the boundless power of God; darkness had its moment, but it was ultimately conquered. In this sacred moment, we boldly declare that nothing can restrain our Savior. The grave is empty, and a crown of victory rests upon His head. As we embrace the truth of this victory, let our lives overflow with gratitude and joy. We are no longer bound by sin and death, for Christ has given us the ultimate triumph. God's word reminds us that, through Jesus, we have gained the victory over sin and death. Today, may we walk in the freedom and assurance of this victory, living out our days with gratitude, confidence, and the knowledge that we are conquerors through Christ. Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:55-57 (NIV) - "Where, O death, is your victory? Where, O death, is your sting? The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the law. But thanks be to God! He gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ."

Devotional: Our Compassionate SaviorIn our broken world, we encounter a compassionate Savior who intimately understands our pain and suffering. Isaiah 53:3-5 foretells the arrival of this empathetic Messiah, a Man acquainted with grief and well-acquainted with our suffering. His mission was not one of detachment but of connection. This Savior pursued us in our moments of need, offering grace to the undeserving and embracing those who were broken. His life was a testament to the love of God, showing that He was willing to bear our pain, carry our burdens, and endure the cross to bring us healing and freedom. The profound truth is that, in our darkest hours, Jesus is with us. He doesn't shy away from our suffering; rather, He shares in it. His love compels Him to weep with us, to bleed for us, and to reach out to us in our distress. His ultimate act of self-sacrifice on the cross is a powerful demonstration of His love for humanity. As we reflect on the compassionate nature of our Savior, may we carry this awareness into our daily lives. Let us extend His love to those around us, embracing the broken and offering hope to the hurting. Our lives can bear witness to the Son of Suffering who brings healing, restoration, and salvation to all who believe. Isaiah 53:3-5 (NIV) - "He was despised and rejected by mankind, a man of suffering, and familiar with pain. Like one from whom people hide their faces he was despised, and we held him in low esteem. Surely he took up our pain and bore our suffering, yet we considered him punished by God, stricken by him, and afflicted. But he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was on him, and by his wounds we are healed."

Call To WorshipAs we gather today, let's rejoice in the living hope we find in Jesus Christ. In a world filled with uncertainties, we have a firm foundation in our risen Savior. Because He lives, we can face each day with confidence and peace. In our worship, let's lift our voices and hearts to honor the One who conquered sin and death. His presence is our source of strength, and His love is our song of joy. As we come together, may this be a time to celebrate the living Christ, who walks with us through every moment of life. In His resurrection, we find the promise of eternal life and the assurance of His unfailing love. Let our worship be a declaration of faith in the One who gives us hope and purpose. We gather today because He lives, and in Him, we have everything we need.Devotional: Unshakeable Hope In The ResurrectionIn the midst of life's challenges and uncertainties, there is one unshakable truth that brings us enduring hope: Because He lives, we have reason to live with unwavering faith and confidence. The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the cornerstone of our faith. It's not just an event from the distant past; it's a reality that continues to shape our lives today. In Romans 8:11, we're reminded that the same Spirit who raised Jesus from the dead dwells within us. This truth transforms everything. Because He lives, we can face each day with the assurance that we are not alone. His Spirit empowers us, guides us, and brings us comfort in times of need. It's a living connection that transcends the boundaries of time and space. The challenges of life may seem insurmountable at times, but in Christ, we find the strength to overcome. Because He lives, our mortality is touched by the promise of eternal life. Every trial, every doubt, and every fear is met with the life-giving power of the resurrected Savior. As we reflect on this truth, let's remember that our lives are marked by the victory of Easter. Because He lives, we can live with purpose, knowing that His love sustains us, His grace redeems us, and His presence never leaves us. Today, let's celebrate the living hope we have in Jesus Christ. Because He lives, our lives are forever changed, and our future is filled with endless possibilities. Scripture: Romans 8:11 (NIV) - "And if the Spirit of him who raised Jesus from the dead is living in you, he who raised Christ from the dead will also give life to your mortal bodies because of his Spirit who lives in you."