What Jesus said, and events that occurred during His final minutes on the cross, reveal deep and wonderful spiritual truths. David considers some of them today.

One of thieves who hung on a cross next to Jesus was literally dying for his sins---as Jesus was also dying for his sins. He found salvation in the final hours of his life, leaving us a beautiful illustration of salvation by grace.

It was not the nails that held Jesus to His cross, but something far more constraining.

Did you know that you have much in common with Barabbas?

When Judas saw that Jesus was condemned, he took action to absolve himself of his guilt. But did he repent?

The Sanhedrin found God guilty of being God, and for that they killed Him. It was a clear case of the guilty condemning the innocent, yet He would amazingly die even for their sins.

Intending to perform major surgery in the Garden of Gethsemane, Peter performed minor surgery...

Jesus' prayer in Gethsemane reveals a real conflict and temptation. Thankfully, it all ended with a consecration. But could Jesus have escaped the cross?

God permitted Satan to "sift Peter like wheat," but not without a divine purpose that ultimately made Peter a better man. Is there also a redemptive purpose in the trials God allows us to face?

The Last Supper was a Passover Meal, but the final Passover that Jesus celebrated with His disciples held greater significance than any before it. It inaugurated the new covenant, ratified by His own blood.