Peter Brandon's sermon 'The Spectators of the Cross' reflects on the various responses of people witnessing the crucifixion of Jesus. He emphasizes the indifference of some, the mockery of others, and the deep love of Mary, who stood by the cross. Brandon argues that the significance of the cross is timeless, as it represents the ultimate sacrifice for humanity's sins and the profound love of God. He urges listeners to confront their own responses to the cross, whether through indifference, fear, or adoration, and to recognize the call to repentance and faith. Ultimately, he highlights that the preaching of the cross remains a powerful medium through which God communicates His love and salvation.

Peter Brandon speaks on 'The Observers of the Cross,' emphasizing the various responses to Jesus' crucifixion. He highlights the indifference of the soldiers, the mockery of the passersby, the nervousness of the women, and the adoration of Mary, illustrating how these reactions mirror modern attitudes towards the cross. Brandon asserts that the cross remains relevant today because of Christ's resurrection, which offers hope and salvation. He urges listeners to confront their own responses to the cross, encouraging them to move from indifference or mockery to a place of adoration and acceptance of Christ's sacrifice.