HeyJared2 Pillars Church - Sermon Audio
Sermon Audio from 2 Pillars Church. 2 Pillars is a gospel-centered, missionally-focused church located in Lincoln, Nebraska. Our mission is to make, mature, and unleash missionary disciples who live with gospel faithfulness to the glory of God.
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The Valuation of Jesus' Death (opens the original)
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What is Jesus’ death worth to you? We all put a value on things—and sometimes we discover we’ve badly underestimated what something is actually worth. In Matthew 26, as Jesus moves toward the cross, we meet people who place radically different values on His death: some see Him as barely worth anything, others let someone else determine His value, and even His own disciples don’t yet grasp what He is about to accomplish. But one woman seems to understand. She takes what may be her most valuable p
Psalm 41 (opens the original)
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Psalm 41
Psalm 40 (opens the original)
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What do we do when we’re waiting for God’s deliverance—especially when the waiting is difficult, painful, or the consequences of sin seem more than we can take? Psalm 40 teaches us that remembering God’s grace in the past helps us rely on God’s grace in the present.
Psalm 39 (opens the original)
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One of the difficult realities of life as a Christian is that while our sins are forgiven when we trust in Jesus, and the wrath of God that we deserve for our sins is removed, the consequences of our sins are not immediately removed in this life. God disciplines those whom He loves. But what are we to do when God’s discipline seems more than we can take? Psalm 39 teaches us that when God’s hand is heavy upon us because of our sin, we are to hope in the Lord and not sin.
Psalm 38 (opens the original)
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What do you do when your conscience won’t let you forget your sin? Psalm 38 gives us a path from guilt to peace: receive God’s conviction, renounce our attempts at self-justification, and find rest in Christ. David’s burden was too heavy for him to carry—but not too heavy for Jesus. Our peace isn’t found in the completeness of our confession, but in the completeness of Christ’s atonement.
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