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John's account of Jesus death focuses not so much on Jesus' suffering, but on his fulfilment of God's great plan of salvation. Finally, on our journey through Scripture, we get to see God's great plan to restore humanity into relationship with him--a relationship dashed by the first humans--accomplished by the Son of God himself.

‘From now on, you never know what God’s lifegiving power will achieve!’ It was, of course, a hint of what would come at the end of all things, the great final resurrection of which Paul and others speak. Where is your happy place? At times we need to find a place where we can “forget” about the things…

INTRODUCTION: Have you ever considered how your Bible is put together? Is it a topical index on life issues? That is – you have your book on parenting, you have your book on worship, you have your book on anger, you have your book on success. I think when we ask it that way, we realize our Bibles are…

Question for Everyone Sum up in one word, what does the cross mean to you? It could mean hope, grace, love, salvation, forgiveness etc. These things are all true, they are our experiences The Roman Cross was devised by the government of Rome to be the most excruciating form of human execution. it was…

Paul provides another application to the death and resurrection of Christ and our call to a new life. This passage teaches us that the Law dominated us legally (3:20-21) and practically through sin. However, this bondage to the Law was finished with the death and burial of Jesus Christ. We now celebrate freedom and a new life from the Law through our Lord and Savior.

The death of Jesus Christ fulfils OT predictions and was clearly anticipated in his teaching.

INTRODUCTION: There are times when life throws us a curve ball. Times of uncertainty. Times of trouble. Perhaps that is a person whom we find ourselves embroiled in conflict with. Or that unexpected trial we face. Or a period when we have to wait for God’s answer to prayer. This year, many of us have…

Jesus foretells His death, without which there would be no resurrection, one of the most crucial doctrines of the Bible.

Propitiation means "satisfactory sacrifice." What did Christ's death satisfy? Did God the Father really pour out His wrath on His only begotten Son?

We so often sing the classic hymn "Jesus Paid It All." But what exactly did Jesus pay?

What's so good about Good Friday?

The significance of the substitutionary death of Jesus Christ

Why was it necessary for JESUS to be raised from the dead? How can we be sure JESUS really did resurrect from the dead?

What did the death of Jesus Christ satisfy?

How did the death of Christ reconcile us to God? And what does it mean for a Christian to have the ministry of reconciliation?

"Do this in remembrance of Me." What are we supposed to remember about Jesus when we observe the Lord's supper? How can I proclaim the Lord's death through partaking in communion?

Every year about this time, the Grace United youth and young adults serve in corporate worship, to include the preaching. This year, Aidan and Liam tag teamed to deliver a powerful 2 part message concerning what worship is from their perspective. In this day and age there seems to be a premium placed on "nones". However, there are still some youth who hold fast to the truth. What are Aidan's and Liam's take on worship? Tune in to find out. You just might be surprised. My prayer as their pastor is that you would be challenged by these young men, teenagers, regarding the worship of the King.

Here is the BIG question: "Is the death of Christ enough to save us?" We so often hear that all it takes is that Christ died for us and if we would trust Christ as Savior then eternal salvation is ours. But is it? What is it that REALLY saves us? Come with the Grace United crew as we answer the question--from Scripture: "Is the death of Christ enough to save us?"

The stark reality is that the death rate is still 100%, COVID or not. What is on the other side? With topics such as this, is it not true that we all are persons of faith? What does that really mean? Come with the Grace United crew as we contemplate "the other side".

"I swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth . . ." is how one introduces his or her testimony in a court of law. It is his or witness to the truth as they saw it. When a testimony is given, what comes out sometimes costs the witness his or her life. What was the testimony of Jesus. He said, "For this purpose I was born and for this purpose I have come into the world." What was this purpose? What was his testimony? And what did it cost him to declare it? Come with the Grace United crew as we discover the testimony of Jesus--the very reason he was born.

God invites us to "play catch" with him! What is that all about? David pictures himself in his relationship with the Lord as a weaned child against his mother. All of this has to do with hope, the kind of hope that says, "I KNOW so." How so? Come with the Grace United crew as we receive from the Lord some vital ways to show our hope in Him.

The Scripture is full of the goodness of the Lord. He greatly desires to bless everybody--and he has! But the same book which reveals his blessings also reveals his warnings to his people who live in persistent rebellion against his almighty authority. The Lord gives a massive, devasting list of curses, couched as warnings to his people. But what about New Testament truth? Hasn't God taken away the curse because Jesus became a curse for us? Come with the Grace United crew as we, with trembling hearts hear God's warnings, "On Steroids" to his people as proclaimed in both Old and New Testaments.

Fullfillment & Supremecy

The death of Jesus Christ is of central importance to the Christian faith. Through Christ’s death, sinners are reconciled to God and to their fellow human beings. Paul summarises the gospel as “the message of the cross”.