Why did Jesus have to die on a cross and rise three days later? Simplifying deeper theology, Bro. Jeff shares six reasons. Those who have repented and received redemption rejoice on this Resurrection Day!
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
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Jesus patterned behaviors for us to model. Learn more about how Christ’s selflessness, sacrifice, and suffering, among others, helps us in our Christian walk.
It is eternally crucial that we always remember Christ and His crucifixion on the cross. Walking through scriptures, Bro. Jeff brings to mind some specifics.
Because we are slaves to sin and death, a price had to be paid for our redemption. Christ paid that for you and me.
Walking with God is evidenced by some simple, yet profound, characteristics, outlined by Paul to the Ephesians and explained by Bro. Jeff in this message. Do we walk like we have been made new in Christ?
As we look at the dark sky, listen for the dark cry, and then the final cry – all for our salvation.
In their mocking, the Jewish leaders were actually speaking the truth about the One who is sovereign, who has power over disease, demons, disaster, and death, even His own. He can deliver you!
Why? Why? Why? The death of Jesus and the documentation brings lots of questions. What can we learn from the garments, the soldiers, the sign, and the thief on the cross? Bro. Jeff answers here.
Not only was it a dark day for Judas Iscariot, but it was a dark day for Pilate and Jesus. Bro. Jeff paints a vivid picture of the Light of the World suffered so that you and I can have eternal life.
When you walk away from the Light of the World, you are only left in darkness. The subject of today’s message is a pretender only interested in prosperity and the peril that ensued.