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Through the Bible teachings from Kings Cross Church in North Carolina
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Christ Crucified (opens the original)
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The Gospel account of Jesus' Crucifixion as told by the Disciple John, by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit in John 19: 17-30. We are reminded that the crucifixion is the single most important event in all of human history. On the one hand, the crucifixion of Jesus Christ is the single greatest tragedy, but on the other, it’s the most glorious event that has ever happened.
Behold the Man! Behold the King! (opens the original)
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This week's message looks at John 19:1-16, focusing on Jesus' trial before Pilate. We witnessed the brutal scourging, the cruel mocking with a crown of thorns, and Pilate's declaration: "Behold the Man!" and later "Behold the King!". All this reminds us of the Holiness of God and the depravity of man.
Jesus and Pilate (opens the original)
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In our sermon we see Pilate and the Jews jockeying for power - the power that was actually held by Jesus, the one they thought was finally under their control. The most obvious reading of this section of scripture is that Jesus was on Trial, but if we look closer, He wasn't... The World was.
Peter Denies Christ (opens the original)
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In this week's sermon, we hear the narrative from John 18:12-27, in which Jesus, having just been arrested, was brought before the most powerful religious leader in Israel, Annas the high priest. Right behind Jesus, we see one of His disciples, Peter. Peter is on trial as well. But it's a trial of a different kind, one that each one of us face daily.
Into the Garden of Gethsemane (opens the original)
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As we start chapter 18 of the Gospel of John, we dive into the Garden of Gethsemane narrative. Immediately, we see Christ's complete control over the situation, even as He willingly submits to the Father's will. The imagery of Jesus crossing the blood-red Brook Kidron serves as a poignant reminder of His impending sacrifice for the sins of the World.
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