When Jesus arrived in Bethany just six days before the Passover, He was welcomed into the home of Simon the Leper—a man who had clearly experienced the Lord’s healing power. Gathered around the table were lives that bore witness to Christ’s transforming work: Simon, once dying with leprosy; Lazarus, once dead and now alive; practical
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The sermon delves into John 19, recounting Jesus’ crucifixion, particularly focusing on his interactions with his mother, Mary, and the Apostle John. The speaker highlights Jesus’ final words to Mary and John, where he entrusts his mother to John’s care, demonstrating profound love and responsibility even in his dying moments. This passage serves as an
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The sermon begins by addressing the disciples’ unexpected perception of Jesus, contrasting their anticipation of a reigning Messiah with the prophecy of a suffering servant. The arrival of Greeks seeking Jesus prompts a pivotal moment where Jesus declares “the hour is come,” signaling the necessity of his glorification through death. This challenges conventional expectations, emphasizing
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