Thy Will Be Done

The class covers the timeline and background of the events leading up to the Last Supper, emphasizing the significance of Christ's sacrifice and resurrection. It focuses on Christ's triumph over sin and the call for believers to join in the battle against sin.

The class focuses on Jesus' final moments with his disciples, emphasizing his teachings on humility, service, and the importance of remaining in fellowship with him. It covers the significance of the Passover meal, foot washing, and Jesus' prayer for his disciples, highlighting the themes of salvation, atonement, and the need for faith and discipleship.

The class discusses Jesus' journey to Gethsemane, focusing on his prayer and the events leading up to his arrest. It explores themes of obedience, the power of prayer, and how to assist those in trials, contrasting Jesus' treatment of Judas and Peter.

The class discusses the significance of Jesus' prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane and contrasts it with Adam's sin in Eden, emphasizing the power of prayer and the importance of faith in overcoming trials. It also highlights the role of angels in supporting Jesus and believers during times of suffering.

The class covers Jesus' trials from his arrest to his crucifixion, emphasizing his faithfulness and resistance to vengeance despite abuse. It also explores Peter's overconfidence and Judas' failure to repent.

The class focuses on the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, emphasizing its significance as a moral and motivating force for change. It explores how Jesus endured suffering without sinning and how his actions can inspire believers to persevere through trials.

The class discusses Jesus' crucifixion, emphasizing its significance in fulfilling prophecy and demonstrating his willingness to endure suffering without sin. It highlights the importance of daily taking up one's cross and following Christ, living a life of righteousness and service to God.

The class discusses the crucifixion and burial of Jesus, focusing on the impact of the three hours of darkness, the significance of the veil's tearing, and the role of Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus. It also explores the theological implications of Christ's sacrifice and the importance of recognizing Jesus' work in our lives.

The class discusses Christ's crucifixion, focusing on his final words, the symbolism of the darkness, and the tearing of the temple veil. It emphasizes the importance of thankfulness, prayer, and discipleship, encouraging members to follow Christ's example of humility and service.