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Who Was Delivered For Our Offences Part 1
Romans 4:25, "Who was delivered for our offences, and was raised again for our justification."
To view on YouTube click here: J.D. Montieth - Who Was Delivered for Our Offences Part 1
This sermon from Pastor J.D. Montieth chronicles the last events of Our Lord's life in the first of a three part teaching on Who Was Delivered For Our Offences: "How many there are who though given an opportunity of having their sins removed, still resist Jesus as their Lord. Who have a chance at gaining peace with God and an eternal life beyond this temporal life, but instead choose to remain in their sinful state. The great amount of this world’s population more than satisfied in their separation from God, and remarkably also, the eternal spiritual life God offers to men. This, though, is not the Christian position. As the Church is humbly willing to receive Christ’s death for their sin, and will then gladly and wholeheartedly glorify God because of it.
"To help us more deeply perceive Christ being delivered to the cross, and dying for our sin, let us study the journey of Christ whereby also by the hands of sinners Jesus was delivered to die, for our sin."
This sermon was preached live at Castle Grace in the "At the Mouth of Two or Three Witnesses" Series. Other sections of Scriptures highlighted in this sermon: 1 Peter 2:24, John 18:1-24, Matthew 12:14, Matthew 26:70-74.
Broadcast live from Castle Grace 6/21/2020
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By J.D. MontiethRomans 4:25, "Who was delivered for our offences, and was raised again for our justification."
To view on YouTube click here: J.D. Montieth - Who Was Delivered for Our Offences Part 1
This sermon from Pastor J.D. Montieth chronicles the last events of Our Lord's life in the first of a three part teaching on Who Was Delivered For Our Offences: "How many there are who though given an opportunity of having their sins removed, still resist Jesus as their Lord. Who have a chance at gaining peace with God and an eternal life beyond this temporal life, but instead choose to remain in their sinful state. The great amount of this world’s population more than satisfied in their separation from God, and remarkably also, the eternal spiritual life God offers to men. This, though, is not the Christian position. As the Church is humbly willing to receive Christ’s death for their sin, and will then gladly and wholeheartedly glorify God because of it.
"To help us more deeply perceive Christ being delivered to the cross, and dying for our sin, let us study the journey of Christ whereby also by the hands of sinners Jesus was delivered to die, for our sin."
This sermon was preached live at Castle Grace in the "At the Mouth of Two or Three Witnesses" Series. Other sections of Scriptures highlighted in this sermon: 1 Peter 2:24, John 18:1-24, Matthew 12:14, Matthew 26:70-74.
Broadcast live from Castle Grace 6/21/2020