Have you ever noticed that the Bible says very little about Jesus’ physical pain on the cross? Plenty of movies have made Christ’s physical suffering a highlight of the story. Entire sermons have been devoted to the weight of an execution on a cross. But those details aren’t the Bible’s focus. In this glorious turning point in human history, discover what the Bible emphasizes and how that can help deepen your worship as Easter approaches!
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The Wickedness of the Crucifixion
Mar 28, 2023
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