Apr 13, 2025
Words of Accomplishment
By: Phil Peacock
Series: Words From The Cross
Jesus was sent into the world to be the Savior of all mankind.  The road to glory was paved with pain and suffering, but Jesus was committed to finishing what he had started.  His final words from the cross reflect an acknowledgement that he had accomplished what he was sent to do. “It is finished.”  (John 19:30)
  • A statement of fulfilment.
  • A statement of completion.
  • A statement of perfection.
  • A statement of victory.
“Father, into your hands I commit my spirit.”  (Luke 23:46)
  • A declaration of commitment to the Heavenly Father.
  • A declaration of confidence in the Heavenly Father.
In life or in death, are you willing to fully commit yourself to the One you fully trust?
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  • Apr 13, 2025Words of Accomplishment
    Apr 13, 2025
    Words of Accomplishment
    By: Phil Peacock
    Series: Words From The Cross
    Jesus was sent into the world to be the Savior of all mankind.  The road to glory was paved with pain and suffering, but Jesus was committed to finishing what he had started.  His final words from the cross reflect an acknowledgement that he had accomplished what he was sent to do. “It is finished.”  (John 19:30)
    • A statement of fulfilment.
    • A statement of completion.
    • A statement of perfection.
    • A statement of victory.
    “Father, into your hands I commit my spirit.”  (Luke 23:46)
    • A declaration of commitment to the Heavenly Father.
    • A declaration of confidence in the Heavenly Father.
    In life or in death, are you willing to fully commit yourself to the One you fully trust?
  • Apr 6, 2025Words of Anguish
    Apr 6, 2025
    Words of Anguish
    By: Phil Peacock
    Series: Words From The Cross
    For some Christians, it is more difficult to come to grips with the humanity of Jesus than his divinity.  But among his sayings from the cross are words that reflect both the physical and spiritual anguish he faced. I am thirsty.”  (John 19:28)
    • This statement by Jesus was a fulfillment of prophecy.
    • It was also a reminder of his humanity, and the reality of the physical suffering he endured on our behalf.
    “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” (Mark 15:34)
    • This statement acknowledges Jesus’ mental and spiritual agony.
    • It speaks to the consequences of sin, not the character of God.
    • It also calls attention to the fulfilled prophecy of Psalm 22.
    The anguish Jesus experienced on the cross was real.  He endured it for our sake, offering it as a gift of love so that we might be saved.  If you repent of your sins and put your faith in him, his death for you will not be in vain!
  • Mar 30, 2025Words of Compassion
    Mar 30, 2025
    Words of Compassion
    By: Phil Peacock
    Series: Words From The Cross
    In the weeks leading up to Easter, we will be focusing our attention on the seven things that Jesus said while hanging on the cross.  They fall into the categories of Words of Compassion, Words of Anguish, and Words of Accomplishment.  Today we will consider Jesus’ Words of Compassion. Jesus’ compassion offers healing to those who are hurting.  John 19:25-27 Jesus’ compassion offers forgiveness to sinners.  Luke 23:32-34 Jesus’ compassion offers heaven to those who are unworthy.  Luke 23:35-43  
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