Day I
The Bloodline
Matthew 1:16–17; Matthew 1:23
The song: “Forty-Two: The Bloodline”
God wrote the scandalous names into the Messiah’s bloodline on purpose. Grace was the plan from the very first name.
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Day I
Matthew 1:16–17; Matthew 1:23
The song: “Forty-Two: The Bloodline”
God wrote the scandalous names into the Messiah’s bloodline on purpose. Grace was the plan from the very first name.
Day II
Matthew 2:13; Matthew 2:14–15
The song: “Refugee Crown (Out of Egypt I Called My Son)”
The King of Kings began as a refugee. Wherever you’ve had to flee, He has been there first.
Day III
Matthew 3:11; Matthew 3:16–17
The song: “River and Fire (The Dove Came Down)”
The love came first. The work came second. Beloved before performance — identity is a gift, not a wage.
Day IV
Matthew 4:1–2; Matthew 4:4
The song: “It Is Written (Three Rounds in the Wilderness)”
You cannot pull out a sword you never picked up. Scripture in your mouth before the test arrives.
Day V
Matthew 17:1–2; Matthew 17:5
The song: “Stargazing on the Mountain (Listen to Him)”
The word that came out of the cloud wasn’t “stay.” It was “listen.” Carry His voice down into the valley.
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