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This sermon proclaims the crucifixion of Jesus as the single defining moment of human history a once‑for‑all act where the sinless Son of God bore humanity’s guilt, shame, and distance from God. At Calvary, Jesus endured the cross not because He deserved death, but because we did. His seven final statements reveal His compassion, His mission, and the completion of the sin debt: It is finished. The earth shook, the veil tore, and salvation was opened to all who believe. This moment demands a response Jesus died to make you new, and today can be the moment of salvation.

In John 19:1-16, history reaches its breaking point as Jesus silently endures the punishment meant for sinners. Scourged, mocked, and rejected by both Jew and Gentile, He stands accused not for wrongdoing but for declaring what His works have already proven, and that is that He is the Son of God. As Pilate delivers Him to be crucified, the true purpose of His suffering is revealed: Jesus steps forward to take the wrath we deserve. This message confronts every listener with the question that defines eternity: Is Jesus enough for you?

This New Year’s message calls believers to stop delaying obedience and start walking faithfully with the Lord. Through Jonah’s story, we see the danger of running from God’s call and the mercy that meets us when we return. Jonah fled to Tarshish, but God pursued him with a storm and a fish not to punish, but to restore. Like Jonah, we’ve all resisted God’s nudges, but 2026 is a fresh opportunity to say “Yes, Lord.” If you’re tired of spiritual drift, now is the time to get real, return to the Lord, and serve Him fully. Don’t wait for another storm. Let this be the year you obey, grow, and walk closer with Jesus.

This message asks a powerful question: What if Christmas didn’t end? From Genesis to Bethlehem, God fulfilled every promise in Jesus, and the anticipation that filled Mary, Joseph, Simeon, Anna, and the shepherds is the same expectation God wants alive in us today. Christ stands at the center of Scripture and must stand at the center of our lives. As believers, we are called to active anticipation, faith, obedience, hope, and devotion to proclaim the Savior long after the season fades. Christmas was never meant to be a moment but a movement of people who live to show the world Jesus.

This message reflects on why we celebrate Christmas, centering on the significance of Jesus Christ. Christmas isn't just a holiday; it's a celebration of Jesus' birth a pivotal moment remembered for over 2,000 years. Jesus is special because He is eternal, present throughout history as Creator, Redeemer, and Savior. From the promise in the Garden of Eden to the prophets' foretelling, Jesus' role is evident in the Old Testament. His birth, foretold by angels and celebrated by shepherds and kings, marks God coming to earth as "Immanuel" God with us. Jesus' life, death, and resurrection restore humanity's relationship with God. Christmas reminds us that Jesus is not just a baby in a manger but the Savior of the world, worthy of our worship and celebration. Let us honor Him by sharing His love and truth. THIS IS JESUS.

Tracing God’s promise from Eden to Bethlehem, this message shows how every covenant Adam, Noah, Abraham, and Moses pointed to a perfect Savior. Christmas celebrates the fulfillment of that ancient promise: Jesus Christ, born to restore what was lost in the Garden and to offer salvation once for all through His shed blood. He is the Perfect Son of God born of a virgin, fulfilling all the promises from the Cradle to the Cross.