1 Peter 4:12-14

Current Sermon Series "When a Nation Forgets God"

John 6:66

The single most important event in human history was the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ. The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the linchpin, the tipping point of the Christian faith.

Luke 23:46

Current Sermon Series: The Seven Statements of Christ on the Cross

Today, we conclude a marvelous exploration of the seven statements of Christ from His cross. His submissive obedience, His voluntary laying down His life, and His endurance of every complexity of His passion was done for us. What a great God. What a great Savior.

John 19:30

Current Sermon Series: The Seven Statements of Christ on the Cross

This morning we set our ears to hear the sixth of the seven statements of our incomparable, surpassingly great Savior and Lord on the cross Calvary.

“Therefore when Jesus had received the sour wine,

He said, ‘It is finished!’ And He bowed

His head and gave up His Spirit.”

Memorial Service

John 19:28-29

Current Sermon Series: The Seven Statements of Christ on the Cross

There can be no doubt that the cross of our Lord was the apex of agony in every conceivable realm: mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically. Today, we consider Christ’s word of agony.

Matthew 27:46; Mark 15:34

Current Sermon Series: The Seven Statements of Christ on the Cross

The first statement from the cross were addressed to God on behalf of men. The next two statements from the cross were addressed to men. Now Jesus addresses Himself to God. This time only, of all His prayers in the Gospels, Jesus used the formal, distant word, “God” rather than “Abba” or “Father.”

John 19:25-27

Current Sermon Series: The Seven Statements of Christ on the Cross

the crucifixion of Christ lasted for six hours, from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. During this time Jesus uttered seven statements from the cross. The gospel writer, John, records only three of these statements.

Luke 23:43

Current Sermon Series: The Seven Statements of Christ on the Cross

Oswald Chambers once stated, “All heaven is interested in the cross of Christ, all hell is terribly afraid of it, while men are the only beings who more or less ignore its meaning.” Today, we continue a new sermon series, designed in part, to avoid ignoring the cross of our Savior. Rather, our objective is to gaze intently at the cross and hear the momentous words of Christ.

Oswald Chambers once stated, “All heaven is interested in the cross of Christ, all hell is terribly afraid of it, while men are the only beings who more or less ignore its meaning.” Today, we begin a new sermon series, designed in part, to avoid ignoring the cross of our Savior. Rather, our objective is to gaze intently at the cross and hear the momentous words of Christ.