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Dr. John King, Senio rPastor Dr. John King, Senior Pastor Dr. John King, Senior Pastor Dr. John King, SeniorPastor

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The Woeful, Wonderful Cross

July 5, 2015Jul 5, 2015Dr. John King, Senior PastorThe Cross: Woe and WonderBelieve & Have Life (Book of John)

Watch Transcript

This message reflects on the dual nature of the cross, highlighting both the suffering (woe) of Jesus and the salvation (wonder) it brings to believers. The speaker emphasizes the physical and spiritual agony Jesus endured during crucifixion, explaining how it serves as a fulfillment of prophecy and a demonstration of His love. The message also discusses the significance of Jesus' final words, 'It is finished,' which signify the complete payment for sin. Ultimately, the sermon calls listeners to recognize the depth of Christ's sacrifice and to respond by accepting His gift of salvation.

John 19:16-30Isaiah 53:6Psalm 69:21

Reflection Questions

What does the suffering of Jesus on the cross mean to you personally?

How can you better appreciate the significance of Christ's sacrifice in your daily life?

In what ways do you see the dual nature of the cross (woe and wonder) reflected in your own faith journey?

What steps can you take to ensure you are living under the Lordship of Christ in your life?