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  1. 21:18 He has taken it out of the way. He nailed it to the cross. Amen. And when he had disarmed the rulers and the authorities and you think, when did he do that? He did that on the cross. Christ Is Good Enough
  2. 52:27 Now, you might look at that and think, that's not about people because we're all sinful. Yeah. But you know what? Love ran red. At the cross at the cross where where love ran red, our sins were washed white. Saddling Up Anyway
  3. 20:00 Yeah. I still remember it but it's not my burden anymore. That has been nailed to the cross. Let me let the text say that. Having cancelled on the cross, the certificate of debt consisting of decrees against us. Christ Is Good Enough
  4. 1:05:46 He gives us life. Man, Jesus does what we could never ever do. Right? He poured out his blood on the cross. He did what we could never do and paid the ultimate price by humbling himself and being obedient to the cross. Therefore: Action, Light, and Rejoicing
  5. 52:20 I covered that last week and then again today. Many walk of whom I have often told you and I'm saying it now through tears. As I weep, I'm writing down that, yeah, there are many that are actually enemies of the cross of Christ. And these folks that are enemies of the cross of Christ, this is what it looks like. Their end is destruction. Scubula: Counting It All Loss for Christ
  6. 24:15 Y'all can have a seat and let's pray over this. God almighty, everything that we do revolves around the the central point in history is the cross. It is the place where you demonstrated your love, lord. Though you were god, you didn't consider equality with god as something to be grasped. You came and you humbled yourself to obedience, even the obedience that led to the cross. Saddling Up Anyway
  7. 8:27 He did not fall because he was willing to give himself even death, even death on a cross because he became that obedient in that way through the body of his flesh hanging on his cross as we've already covered in one twenty. That's how he did it. That's where the transaction was made. Yet, he has now reconciled you in his body. Though he was, everything that Paul says earlier in 15 through 20, he down to just transcend it down to just imminent. Christ in You, the Hope of Glory
  8. 5:35 And we don't need anything else. And so if John three sixteen and Ephesians two aren't enough, the Bible actually gives us a concrete example of this, of somebody who is saved through faith and not by works, and we've got it. And it's the thief on the cross. And I love the story of the thief on the cross because it, to me, perfectly encapsulates perfectly encapsulates the simplicity of the good news and what's required for salvation. And you think about it. Nothing Else: The Simplicity of the Gospel
  9. 56:11 He's reminding them that their earthly citizenship, you know what that's like. But if you recognize that it crosses all of those geopolitical little imaginary lines, and it crosses actually all of those isms that are all over the place. Our citizenship is in heaven. We should be subject to our king. And he says, our citizenship is in heaven for which we also eagerly wait for a savior and I think the capital s is warranted there because it's followed up with the lord Jesus Christ. Scubula: Counting It All Loss for Christ
  10. 18:17 I I don't I don't think so because the thief on the cross gets to go, right? Man on the middle cross said so. Having been buried with him baptism in which you were also raised with him through faith in the working of god who raised Christ from the dead. So, Christ was raised from the dead, the power of the holy spirit, the will of god the father, Jesus laying down absolutely everything, Having a perfect record and yielding that perfect record over to anyone who would believe and he was vindicated and that he was resurrected and we should believe everything that he says. Oh, yeah. Christ Is Good Enough
  11. 45:03 I bring simply to the cross. I cling. I am naked and I come to you for dress. I'm hungry and I come for you for food. Lord god almighty, help me. Scubula: Counting It All Loss for Christ
  12. 24:04 We might go short today. Oh, that's a terrible thing to tell people. Terrible thing to tell people. Not really. At the cross, I'm going to ask the ushers to come forward. Saddling Up Anyway
  13. 5:08 You're hostile. You're engaged in evil deeds, and yet he has now reconciled y'all. He's he did it. It's his work. It's the finished work of Christ on the cross that did the saving. Christ in You, the Hope of Glory
  14. 20:42 That cross is heavy. But Jesus will carry it for us if we let him. And so a couple of other verses here that demonstrate this. John fifteen four, remain... This is again Jesus talking. Nothing Else: The Simplicity of the Gospel
  15. 19:41 Having made peace. Oh, what a great verbal construction there. The work has already been done. The finished work of Christ on the cross is what was necessary to make peace. It still has to be accepted. He Is Indeed in First Place
  16. 26:18 Nick is going to Antarctica in a couple weeks. That's amazing to me. To the literal end of the earth. And I have as I have more in common with them as I do my neighbor across the street that doesn't know Jesus. Right? Christ in You, the Hope of Glory
  17. 19:56 You to put Christ in his proper position to recognize I'm a sinner and you are one without sin. It's just like turning for the thief on the cross to say, remember me. When you come into your kingdom. He made the peace. He did the work. He Is Indeed in First Place
  18. 39:50 He always will be. He created and he chose to not stay there, but to humble himself and take on the form of a slave from ultimately high to ultimately low. Right? And he he chose to be obedient to the father, to the point of death. Death on a cross. Therefore: Action, Light, and Rejoicing
  19. 58:09 And while being abusively insulted, this is from the Philippians passage. He humbled himself to death, even death on a cross while being abusively insulted. If you're the savior, then come on save yourself. Gruesome. He saved others, let him save himself. Give Me Jesus
  20. 9:58 But it's not that simple. Right? So there's a there's a whole next step. Unless we have a a a deathbed conversion like the thief on the cross, there's a whole Christian walk to live from that point of accepting Jesus forward. And so this also from sit walk stand. Nothing Else: The Simplicity of the Gospel

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