Matthew 27:45-51 | Ben Potloff | The gospel is a message about the servant who came to suffer, the king who stepped off his throne, the savior who had to die. All across the pages of Scripture, the work of Christ is proclaimed. On Good Friday, we remember the price that Christ paid to make a way for sinners to be reconciled to God.
Behind The Curtain
Matthew 27:45-51
April 7, 2023 • Ben Potloff • Matthew 27:45–51
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