In this sermon, the speaker discusses the sequence of events that occur when someone believes in the gospel of Jesus Christ. They emphasize that when we give our lives to God, He is able to keep and hold everything we give to Him. The sermon references Psalm 116, which tells the story of a young man who is discouraged but chooses to trust God with his life. The speaker then focuses on the fourth statement Jesus makes on the cross, where He cries out with a loud voice and experiences darkness. The sermon highlights the importance of understanding the sequence of events and the powerful sermon Jesus preaches through His statements on the cross.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of approaching the day of judgment with fearlessness and confidence. He uses the example of a man named Wallace Blom who received a cancer diagnosis to illustrate this point. The preacher explains that when we yield to the power of the Holy Spirit and engage in acts of kindness and love, we feel confident before God. On the other hand, when we are self-centered and focused on worldly comforts, we become weak and insecure. The main message of the sermon is that we should strive to have confidence and boldness for the day of judgment, and to eliminate fear through acts of love and selflessness.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the emotional and spiritual anguish that Jesus experienced before his crucifixion. The speaker emphasizes that Jesus had not yet been physically harmed, but his soul was overwhelmed with sorrow to the point of death. The sermon focuses on seven specific words that describe Jesus' anguish, which are found in the Bible. The speaker encourages the audience to reflect on these words and recognize that Jesus truly understands their sorrow.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of victory and how it has been lost in our lives. He shares a personal story about his son's struggle with living a Christian life and wanting to avoid any kind of struggle. The preacher emphasizes that true victory comes from living a life of submission to God's will, just as Jesus did. He references John 19:28 where Jesus declares "it is finished" on the cross, highlighting the importance of faith in understanding the concept of victory.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of sin and its consequences. He emphasizes that sin, when fully developed, leads to death. However, he also presents the good news of the Gospel, stating that the work of the cross is finished. The preacher clarifies that sin is not a sickness but a destructive force that can affect anyone. He encourages the audience to trust in Christ and claim the forgiveness of sins through His sacrifice on the cross.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the 15th chapter of Mark and reads a verse about the centurion who witnessed Jesus' crucifixion and declared him to be the Son of God. The preacher emphasizes the significance of this declaration and suggests that the story of Calvary is not just a historical event but has relevance even today. He describes the soldiers who were present at the crucifixion, noting their greed for worldly possessions and their cowardice. The preacher also mentions the soldiers' act of casting lots for Jesus' garments, highlighting their callousness and lack of reverence.

Mariano Di Gangi emphasizes the profound significance of Jesus' final words on the cross, 'I am thirsty' and 'It is finished,' illustrating His humanity and the completion of His redemptive work. He explains that Jesus' thirst symbolizes the weight of humanity's sins, while His declaration of 'It is finished' signifies the fulfillment of His mission to redeem and reveal God to humanity. Di Gangi highlights the importance of Jesus' sacrifice, noting that no bones were broken, fulfilling Old Testament prophecies, and that from His side flowed blood and water, representing the sacraments of baptism and communion. The sermon calls believers to trust in Jesus as the sole source of salvation, urging them to stake their faith on His completed work. Ultimately, Di Gangi encourages the congregation to embrace the truth of the Gospel as eyewitnesses of Christ's sacrifice.

A.W. Pink explores the profound significance of Jesus' statement 'I thirst' during his crucifixion, emphasizing both His humanity and divine glory. This utterance reflects the intense suffering He endured, fulfilling prophetic scripture while demonstrating His submission to the Father's will. Pink highlights that Christ's thirst symbolizes a universal spiritual need, inviting believers to find true satisfaction in Him. He also underscores the importance of scripture in Christ's life and the call for Christians to respond to His longing for fellowship. Ultimately, Pink encourages the congregation to recognize their own thirst for God and to seek fulfillment in Christ alone.

G. Campbell Morgan explores the profound significance of the three hours of darkness at Golgotha, emphasizing that this period was not merely incidental but central to the crucifixion narrative. He reflects on how this darkness symbolizes the ultimate struggle against evil and the depth of Christ's suffering, revealing a transformation in the hearts of those present. Morgan highlights the psychological shift in the crowd, who moved from mockery to pity, and the significance of Jesus' final words as He emerged from the darkness. He asserts that the darkness represents a spiritual reality that transcends human understanding, ultimately leading to the treasures of forgiveness and redemption that arise from Christ's sacrifice. The sermon concludes with the affirmation that through His suffering, Jesus chose to save humanity rather than Himself.

Julian of Norwich reflects on the intense physical and spiritual suffering of Christ on the cross, describing in vivid detail the agony He endured for humanity's salvation. She delves into the excruciating pain caused by the crucifixion, emphasizing the profound love and compassion Christ displayed through His suffering. Julian grapples with the overwhelming sorrow of witnessing Christ's pain, realizing the depth of her love for Him and the incomparable agony of seeing her beloved Lord in such distress.

R. Stanley emphasizes the significance of the Holy Scriptures as a precious gift from God, highlighting the eternal nature of God's Word amidst the temporal world. Jesus and great men of God like D.L. Moody and George Muller exemplified a deep reverence and reliance on the Scriptures in their lives. The sermon stresses the importance of personal Bible study, encouraging believers to be diligent students of the Word to grow in faith and understanding. It also provides guidance on choosing Bible translations, study Bibles, concordances, commentaries, and dictionaries to enhance one's study of the Scriptures for spiritual growth and maturity.

W.R. Inge delves into the deep mysteries behind Jesus' cry 'I thirst' on the cross, exploring the physical, spiritual, and relational aspects of His thirst. Jesus' thirst symbolizes His extreme suffering and love, not just for physical water, but for the salvation and redemption of mankind. He longs for souls to be saved and sanctified, desiring to be an everlasting sacrifice for the honor of the Father. Despite His exhaustion, Jesus' thirst for souls and their sanctification remains unquenchable, reflecting His immeasurable love and desire for all to be united with Him.