Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ" has raised the old question, "Who Killed Jesus?" This sermon is loaded with quotations from the Bible to support the speaker's message: "God used sinful men, Jews & Gentiles, to kill Jesus, so that, thru faith, we might escape God’s final judgment. Sinful humans intended the crucifixion for evil, but God intended it for good. We are now faced with a choice: 1. Keep holding to your sin, until you face God’s final judgment; Or 2. Keep holding to Jesus, believing that he was judged in your place.
“ Good Message ” Sermon gives numerous biblical references which show the motivation behind why Jesus was put to death.
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“ Great Sermon! ” Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ" has raised the old question, "Who Killed Jesus?" This sermon is loaded with quotations from the Bible to support the speaker's message: "God used sinful men, Jews Gentiles, to kill Jesus, so that, thru faith, we might escape God’s final judgment. Sinful humans intended the crucifixion for evil, but God intended it for good.
We are now faced with a choice:
1. Keep holding to your sin, until you face God’s final judgment; Or
2. Keep holding to Jesus, believing that he was judged in your place.
Dr. Daniel C. Broadwater: Former owner of Boone's Billiards; was converted to Christianity. Attended Westminster Seminary (M.A., M.Div.). Later graduated from Gordon-Conwell Seminary (D.Min.). Dan serves as Sr. Pastor of Grace Ref. Presby. Church, which he organized in 1979. Dan's...
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