Amen and amen!this is so amazing teaching to know and to remember how great the love of the Father the He gave even His only begotten Son’s life the holy holy holy for our sake! Oh our Father forgive me for my murmuring and complaining in the midst of my suffering that even it seems and i feel that You abandoning me because the truth is i dont have the right to complain for everything!oh Father for Christ sake help me to persevere truly by the help of Your Spirit and help my unbelief!
Amen and amen! I'll be going through this again later today most definitely and will also be passing it on. Thank you. ( I like the bumper music! I hum along and dance through the kitchen :) )
Kent, thank you for the insight to measure comparing the spiritual pain suffered by our Lord to the physical pain we so grieve in His suffering. Dr Lawson so determinedly brings to mind the weight this separation from the Father most certainly had on the Son. What love? What sacrifice?
The reason for Easter Are you considering the offer of Jesus? “I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never be hungry again” (John 6:35 NLT). The grain-to-bread process is a demanding one. The seed must be planted before it can grow. When the grain is ripe, it must be cut down and ground into flour. Before it can become bread, it must pass through the oven. Bread is the end result of planting, harvesting, and heating. Jesus endured an identical process. He was born into this world. He was cut down, bruised, and beaten on the threshing floor of Calvary. He passed through the fire of God’s wrath, for our sake. He “suffered because of others’ sins, the Righteous One for the unrighteous ones. He went through it all-was put to death and then made alive-to bring us to God” (1 Peter 3: 18 MSG). Amen.
I could hear about Christ crucified all the days of my life. Thank you Dr. Lawson!
Amen and amen!this is so amazing teaching to know and to remember how great the love of the Father the He gave even His only begotten Son’s life the holy holy holy for our sake!
Oh our Father forgive me for my murmuring and complaining in the midst of my suffering that even it seems and i feel that You abandoning me because the truth is i dont have the right to complain for everything!oh Father for Christ sake help me to persevere truly by the help of Your Spirit and help my unbelief!
It's pure unfathomable to know that the most vilest of me is on Christ and his righteousness is on me 😱
Amen and amen! I'll be going through this again later today most definitely and will also be passing it on. Thank you. ( I like the bumper music! I hum along and dance through the kitchen :) )
What a great message that originated from God! Hallelujah
Thank you!
Kent, thank you for the insight to measure comparing the spiritual pain suffered by our Lord to the physical pain we so grieve in His suffering. Dr Lawson so determinedly brings to mind the weight this separation from the Father most certainly had on the Son. What love? What sacrifice?
Amen
The reason for Easter
Are you considering the offer of Jesus? “I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never be hungry again” (John 6:35 NLT).
The grain-to-bread process is a demanding one. The seed must be planted before it can grow. When the grain is ripe, it must be cut down and ground into flour. Before it can become bread, it must pass through the oven. Bread is the end result of planting, harvesting, and heating.
Jesus endured an identical process. He was born into this world. He was cut down, bruised, and beaten on the threshing floor of Calvary. He passed through the fire of God’s wrath, for our sake. He “suffered because of others’ sins, the Righteous One for the unrighteous ones. He went through it all-was put to death and then made alive-to bring us to God” (1 Peter 3: 18 MSG).
Amen.