Tony will taste and see that the Lord is good. And when I, Tony, seek His refuge, I will be blessed. Psalm 34:8 May He bless you and keep you all today in Hesus’ name.

Gal 6:1-2

Jesus Bled Before Good Friday? 1. In the Garden – He Bled in Agony (Spiritual Battle) Scripture: Luke 22:44 (NLT) “He prayed more fervently, and he was in such agony of spirit that his sweat fell to the ground like great drops of blood.” Meaning: Before any man touched Him, Jesus was already suffering. This was an internal, spiritual crushing—He was taking on the weight of sin, separation, and the cup of wrath. Message: Jesus bled for us in the place of prayer. Victory over sin begins before the battle shows up physically. 2. At the Scourging – He Bled from the Whipping (Physical Brokenness) Scripture: John 19:1 (NLT) “Then Pilate had Jesus flogged with a lead-tipped whip.” Isaiah 53:5 (NLT) “He was beaten so we could be whole. He was whipped so we could be healed.” Meaning: The Roman scourging tore His flesh open. This was not symbolic—it was brutal, physical suffering. Message: Jesus bled for our healing. Not just spiritual salvation—but restoration of the whole man (body, soul, and mind). 3. At the Crown of Thorns – He Bled from His Head (Mental & Authority Battle) Scripture: Matthew 27:29 (NLT) “They wove thorn branches into a crown and put it on his head…” Meaning: Thorns represent the curse (Genesis 3). Placing them on His head symbolized taking the curse upon His mind and authority. Message: Jesus bled for our thoughts, identity, and dominion. He redeemed • Our mindset • Our shame • Our identity as sons 4. On the Cross – He Bled from His Hands, Feet, and Side (Final Atonement) Scriptures: John 19:18 (NLT) – Crucifixion John 19:34 (NLT) “One of the soldiers pierced his side with a spear, and immediately blood and water flowed out.” Meaning: This is the moment most people focus on—but it is actually the culmination, not the beginning. Message: Jesus bled for our salvation and covenant. • Hands → what we’ve done • Feet → where we’ve gone • Side → new life (blood + water) Good Friday was not the start of the sacrifice—it was the completion of it.

Here we will take a deeper dive into the Kingdom man culture. I will present a question and we will discuss it here. Rules of engagement: 1: Be respectful 2: No Politics 3: No Race Baiting 4: use scripture as the governing authority Q: Kingdom Influencer vs. Kingdom Impactor what’s the difference and are there biblical examples of both! Post your thoughts in the comments 👇🏽

Start your day grounded, focused, and aligned with God’s purpose. This study is designed to equip men to grow in faith, discipline, brotherhood, and biblical manhood. Together, we sharpen one another, dive into Scripture, and build the kind of consistency that carries into every area of life. What to expect: • Real, practical biblical teaching • Strong brotherhood and accountability • Encouragement for your daily walk • A focused start that sets the tone for your entire day Show up ready. Show up hungry. Show up committed. Iron sharpens iron—see you every Wednesday at 6 AM. Here’s the link👇🏽 https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88127169138?pwd=Q1hRdGpJWTdpTlg4WDVRSWsyanVpQT09/j/88127169138?pwd=Q1hRdGpJWTdpTlg4WDVRSWsyanVpQT09