The Judge of All the Earth was on trial before Pilate; but Pilate was really on trial before Him. Yet, Jesus allowed Himself to be judged for us. The irony of the scene reveals who our true Judge is and calls us to respond to Him.
The Judge Judged
March 3, 2024 • Pastor Mark Johnson • John 19:1–16
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Welcome to the conclusion of the Gospel of John and our recent series on Knowing Christ in Suffering and Glory. Next week, Pastor Phillip will launch our next series on the Book of Esther, Silent Sovereignty. Our mission as a church is “to make Christ-like disciples who love God, God’s Word, God’s people, and God’s world.” Are you Christ’s disciple? Are you a disciple-maker? As Peter learned in John 21 on the seashore of Galilee, discipleship is all about a very personal relationship between you and the Lord Jesus Himself.
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"My Lord and My God!"
March 31, 2024 • Pastor Phillip Macdonald • John 20:19–31
On Sunday morning, the heart of Jesus began to beat and his blood began to flow. He put death to death, removing its sting and swallowing it up in victory. Because of the resurrection, we can have confidence in the gospel, purpose in this present life, and hope for the future. But, it’s not enough to simply believe the resurrection happened. We must confess that Jesus is our Lord and our God. When we do, Christ radically changes our lives…