The Mission Accomplished! — 3 — The Price
Christ’s crucifixion and Gethsemane: the physical, emotional, and spiritual price He paid, bearing the cup of God’s wrath in our place.
Christ’s crucifixion and Gethsemane: the physical, emotional, and spiritual price He paid, bearing the cup of God’s wrath in our place.
How Jesus guarded and finished his mission — a study in focus, defense, and timing from Luke and John, and the three roadside would-be followers who show what distracts us from ours.
Life is short, so how do we accomplish the mission God gave us? Purpose, focus, and price, seen supremely in Jesus, who knew and resolutely fulfilled His mission to seek and save the lost.
Three truths we cannot compromise—that Christ is God, the Bible is God’s inspired Word, and salvation requires the new birth by the Holy Spirit.
A biblical look at love and marriage from Matthew 19, Ephesians 5 and 1 Peter 3: keep the wheel of love turning through sacrificial love and respect.
Repentance that bears no fruit is not real repentance — a call to examine the fruit of your life before the axe falls (Luke 13:1–9).
Righteous Simeon, who awaited the Messiah, teaches us to prepare our hearts for Christmas — in character, in comfort, and in mission.
How Christ’s incarnation equips Him as our eternal high priest and intercessor — the King who humbled Himself to death and was exalted as Lord.
An expository message on Philippians 3:7–12: four reasons to press hard after Christ.
What follows is the gospel presented as a talk by the Apostle John — the youngest of the apostles and the disciple Jesus loved, so what he tells us about Jesus is firsthand. Imagine that the Apostle John is here among us today, telling us about Jesus himself. Everything below is drawn from his Gospel. …