Providence Presbyterian Church Presents: The Gospel of John: Read by Kate Keep

Providence Presbyterian Church Presents: The Gospel of John: Read by Kate Keep

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  • March 7

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  • March 6

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  • March 5

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  • March 4

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  • March 2nd Devotion Introduction

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    Introduction

    How many of us can sing by heart the words of the song "Jesus,

    keep me near the cross"?

    As we look on the cross more intently, we leamn to appreciate

    Christ's love. No sentimentalism, no sappy "anything goes"

    tolerance isvisible at the cross. Consider the awesome omnipotence

    of His love, not that He overlooked sin-- far from it! - but that on the cross He died for it. He was under no obligation to do so; and yet, He died, horribly, all for love's sake, it must be an inexpressible and unendurable yearning," said Martin Luther, "that causes the Son of God Himself so to suffer!" This miracle, this cross, this death of God's Son --this is how much God loves sinners.

    Finally, until we steadfastly look upon the cross in all its gory

    magnificence, it will be impossible to realize God's call upon our lives.

    In His crucifixion, Jesus was establishing a pattern for our lives. He

    Who died for us also calls us to die with Him.

    "If anyone would come after Me," He said, "

    "let them deny themselves and take uf

    daily and follow Me" (Luke 9:23).

    Christ calls us to follow Him in cross-bearing, in dying

    ourselves, and in pursuing sacrifice as a strategic part of living out the

    gospel. That means that we can't do God's will if we still insist on our

    will. We can't pray, "Thy kingdom come"

    without also saying " And my kingdom go."

    Jesus said you can't know Him or follow Him without a cross.

    The road of fellowship with Christ leads over Calvary. You will never

    experience the pleasures of Christ if you reject the pain of His cross.

    *By JOHN ROBERTS | Journal-Advocate, August 23, 2013

    3 min

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Join us at Providence Presbyterian Church during the month of May as our very own Kate Keep reads through the Gospel of John

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