Have you ever wondered why we call the day we remember the crucifixion of Christ, “Good” Friday? What could possibly be good about a death? A death undeserved? The intentional killing of an innocent man? That’s what pastor Lloyd will talk about today as we bring you the conclusion of a message he began yesterday, titled Following Jesus to the Cross”. We will be in there gospel of Luke.
Following Jesus to the Cross - Part 2
Excerpts from Luke 22-23 (5724)
March 29, 2024 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Luke 22—23
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Following Jesus to the Cross - Part 1
March 28, 2024 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Luke 22—23
This coming weekend we celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus. Celebrate a death? That sounds kind of morbid, don’t you think? But Christians celebrate the death of Christ because that death was the greatest act of love ever committed. Jesus willingly went to the cross of Calvary because His death and resurrection would bridge the gap between a perfect God and sinful mankind. Join us in Luke chapter twenty-three as we explore the events leading up to the crucifixion of Christ.