No person on this earth has ever been saved, but through the blood of Jesus. Only because of what He did for us on the cross, does it make it possible to be redeemed and have our sins forgiven.
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To think of the cross, we must first understand what first took place there. As Paul said, while he declared the gospel, “Christ died for our sins”.
In response to the Mormon church not having crosses and taking away the importance of it, the apostle Paul spoke out about this.
It was when I saw myself as a sinner that I found out how much I truly needed Jesus in my life. The cross now means the world to me.
Jesus was crucified that we might be saved. Every person who believes in Him can be forgiven and find mercy from the Lord.
Put aside your life for Jesus. Put aside your own desires and walk in faith before Him. Let Him lead You by the hand. Follow in His ways.
What has brought me closer to Christ than ever before is understanding the true meaning of the cross and also His resurrection.
The salvation of the Lord Jesus came through the cross and His resurrection. We have forgiveness for sins, as we call upon His Name and put our trust in Jesus.
Jesus died for our sins and every person that believes in and puts their trust in Him shall be saved. We give glory and praise to the Lord Jesus Christ.
To think that Jesus felt all my shame and guilt, that wrecked my life for so many years, is so amazing. Nothing can match the goodness of our Redeemer.
How many hours, this week, have you watched TV? How many hours, this week, have you read the Bible?
Jesus’s death on the Cross means more to me than I will ever know. Just to think of all the pain He had to go through for me brings tears to my eyes.
What does the Bible say about abominations to God and what is sinful in His eyes? Well, today we will look into two passages of scripture, in order to answer this question.
The preaching of the cross is what leads a person to repentance and to follow Jesus for salvation. We love God enough, as to never forget the price that Jesus paid for us.
What an amazing love to have Jesus die for our sins on the cross. We are no longer condemned but alive in our Lord Jesus Christ.
If you want to know exactly what Jesus did for us on the cross, know that it is spelled out for us all throughout the Bible, even in the Old and New testaments.
The Bible teaches that the blood of Jesus is vital to our salvation. Our sins can be covered, because of the cross.
It is during the time that God looked away and Jesus was to suffer on His own, is when He took upon Himself our sins.
Later, I was able to witness to a Mormon who was seeking God. Because he was ripe for the truth of God, we were able to share the truth about the cross, the gospel, prophets, temples, and other things.
Oh how merciful is our Lord Jesus. I give thanks for the cross. Though it was so painful and hard to bare, Jesus suffered that we might be forgiven.
After leaving the nursing home, I headed to downtown Boise to share the good news of Good Friday to the people.
Why is it that God cursed the white people of the Book of Mormon and caused them to have black skin when the God of the Bible doesn’t care about the outside appearance?
I am so grateful that He bore my sins. I know that Jesus rose from the dead. There is new life only found in Him.
What Jesus has done on the cross is the greatest sacrifice of all. He has stepped into our place in judgement. We were found guilty but have been set free.
It comes at a cost to become Jesus’s disciple. But who is willing to do what He said, in order to follow Him completely?
It is a blessing to share the gospel message of Jesus Christ. Jesus did die for our sins on the cross. We can receive forgiveness if we confess our sins and humble ourselves before Him.
The Lord led us further around the corner and the first house we knocked on was a very sweet lady. She opened the door and came right out to talk with us.
I just went out witnessing and was able to pray for a lady and give out a Bible to her grandson. Another lady was hearing the conversation from a far and was encouraged.
Did the disciples of Christ, in the Bible, believe what Jesus said? Yes, they did. Paul said, “for by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast.
When Jesus died on the cross, He was the last offering for sin. We can now be forgiven by the blood of Jesus. After sharing this, he agreed upon this.