Speaker 1: When Jesus died on the cross, he fulfilled every one
Speaker 1: of the promises and every one of the predictions or
Speaker 1: the prophecies that had been made for thousands of years.
Speaker 1: You see, in the Old Testament we get a partial
Speaker 1: glimpse of God. We kind of get partially the figure,
Speaker 1: but it's not real clear. But when Jesus comes, he
Speaker 1: fills in all the details. He paints the picture, He
Speaker 1: completes the picture. He gives us what it's like.
Speaker 2: And here's what.
Speaker 1: Jesus told some people after he'd come back to life,
Speaker 1: after he'd raised on Easter Sunday, he's talking to some people,
Speaker 1: and here's what he says. In Luke, chapter twenty four,
Speaker 1: verse forty four to forty seven. Jesus said, this is
Speaker 1: what I told you when I was still with you.
Speaker 2: This is before he died.
Speaker 1: Everything must be fulfilled that is written about me in
Speaker 1: the Law of Moses, the prophets, and the Psalms, that's
Speaker 1: the Old Testament. He said, all the stuff that was
Speaker 1: written about me for a thousand years had to be fulfilled.
Speaker 1: Then he opened their minds so they could understand scriptures,
Speaker 1: and he told them this is what is written. The
Speaker 1: Christ will suffer and rise from the debt on the
Speaker 1: third day, and repentance and forgiveness of sin will be
Speaker 1: preached in his name to all nations. He's saying, I
Speaker 1: just fulfilled all of the promises and all the predictions,
Speaker 1: all of the prophecies that had been given for thousands
Speaker 1: of years. So Jesus fulfilled God's promises on the cross,
Speaker 1: and Jesus satisfied God's justice on the cross. Here's the
Speaker 1: third thing that he completed on the cross. He paid
Speaker 1: off the debt I owed God. He paid off the
Speaker 1: debt that I owed God. You owe something to everybody
Speaker 1: you've ever hurt or offended or of sinned against. You
Speaker 1: owe something to them. But you're also in deeper debt
Speaker 1: to God, and that's a debt you would never possibly
Speaker 1: be able to repay on your own. But here's the
Speaker 1: good news. Colossians, chapter two. The Bible says this verse fourteen,
Speaker 1: we owe a debt because we've broken God's laws. That
Speaker 1: debt listed all the rules we failed to follow. But
Speaker 1: here's the good part. But God forgave our debt, and
Speaker 1: he canceled our debt by nailing it to the cross.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine if tonight you went home and all
Speaker 1: of a sudden you got a call from Visa or MasterCard,
Speaker 1: and they called up and said, we have decided to
Speaker 1: cancel all your debt. We're just gonna wipe it out.
Speaker 1: Your record is wipe clean. You are forgiven. It's all forgotten.
Speaker 1: We're calling it our new Tetelesty program.
Speaker 2: Paid in full. You're free. Would you like that? Oh yeah?
Speaker 2: Would you feel free? Oh yeah, you'd.
Speaker 1: Want to rejoice, because that's what happens when your debt
Speaker 1: is forgiven. That's what Jesus Christ did on the Cross.
Speaker 1: He paid off the debt that I owed God. Colossians,
Speaker 1: chapter one, verse fourteen. God's son paid the price. God's
Speaker 1: son paid the price to free us, which means that
Speaker 1: our sins are forgiven. Which sins are forgiven, all of them,
Speaker 1: all of them, every single one of them. Just to
Speaker 1: have it all wiped off, to have your debt paid
Speaker 1: off by somebody else, that's an amazing thing that Jesus
Speaker 1: Christ did. Jesus wants to be your best friend. He's
Speaker 1: just paid off all your debt that you owed to God.
Speaker 1: Now the Bible says this in Hebrews chapter ten, verse eighteen.
Speaker 1: Now that sins have been forgiven, there's no need to
Speaker 1: offer any more sacrifices. You know what your problem is.
Speaker 1: Your problem is you keep trying to pay for sins
Speaker 1: that have already been paid for. You keep trying to
Speaker 1: pay for sins in your life that have already been
Speaker 1: paid for. Jesus Christ paid for every sin you have
Speaker 1: ever committed and ever will. He's even paid for the
Speaker 1: ones you haven't done yet, the ones you're gonna do
Speaker 1: next week, next year, and in ten years. When he
Speaker 1: paid on the cross for all the sins of humanity,
Speaker 1: he died for every one of them. There's not any
Speaker 1: that's left out. But so many people go around carrying
Speaker 1: unnatural guilt because they don't realize their sin has been forgiven.
Speaker 1: And in their mind, they're going, you know, maybe if
Speaker 1: I just do this, then God will forgive me. Maybe
Speaker 1: if I do that, then God will forgive me. Maybe
Speaker 1: if I'm good in this area, God will forgive me.
Speaker 1: You're trying to pay for sins that have already been
Speaker 1: paid for.
Speaker 2: They don't need to be paid for twice.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ paid for every stupid mistake I've made in life,
Speaker 1: every stupid mistake you've made in life. Every sin, every error,
Speaker 1: every fault, every weakness, you.
Speaker 2: Don't need to pay for them. That's good news.
Speaker 1: He paid off the debt that I owed God. There
Speaker 1: is nothing more you can do. There's nothing more you
Speaker 1: can do. It's not like, well, if I do this
Speaker 1: thing now, God's going to smile at me and he'll
Speaker 1: kind of even the score.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 1: I did all this bad stuff. I gotta do this
Speaker 1: good stuff to make it even. That's not in God's mind.
Speaker 1: There's nothing more you can do. It's already been paid for.
Speaker 1: To tell us die, it is finished, paid in full.
Speaker 1: All your sins have been completely paid for, even the
Speaker 1: future ones. All right, here's the fourth thing Jesus did
Speaker 1: all right, fulfilled God's promises, satisfied God's justice, paid off
Speaker 1: the debt I owed God. Number four, he defeated. This
Speaker 1: is a big one. He defeated the fear of death
Speaker 1: on the cross. Jesus defeated the fear of death. And
Speaker 1: you know what, I've been in countries all around the world.
Speaker 1: You know what I've discovered. It's a universal fear. Everybody
Speaker 1: has a fear of death.
Speaker 2: You ever want.
Speaker 1: To kill a conversation, invite some friends over to your
Speaker 1: house for our party and say, let's talk about death
Speaker 1: and see how far that goes. This is a universal fear.
Speaker 1: But when Jesus was on the cross, he broke the
Speaker 1: fear of death and the power of death. The Bible
Speaker 1: says this Romans five, verse seventeen. The sin of one
Speaker 1: man Adam caused.
Speaker 2: Death to rule over us.
Speaker 1: But all who received God's wonderful, gracious gift of righteousness,
Speaker 1: that's the gift of grace, will live in triumph over
Speaker 1: sin and death. Through this one man, Jesus Christ, How
Speaker 1: did he break the sin, the power of sin and
Speaker 1: death in our lives? Next verse Hebrews, Chapter two, verse
Speaker 1: fourteen fifteen. Jesus became flesh and blood, became a human
Speaker 1: being by being born in human form. For only a
Speaker 1: human being, as a human being, could he die. God
Speaker 1: can't die, so he had to come as a human being.
Speaker 1: Only as a human being could he die. And only
Speaker 1: by dying could he break the power of the devil
Speaker 1: who had the power of death. Only in this way
Speaker 1: could he deliver those who have lived all of their
Speaker 1: lives as slaves to the fear of dying. The only
Speaker 1: reason you know that there's life after death is because
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ resurrected. If Jesus Christ had not resurrected, you'd
Speaker 1: just be guessing. You'd have no proof, you'd have no
Speaker 1: knowledge that there's.
Speaker 2: Anything at death. That's the end. It's over, you're done.
Speaker 1: The only reason you know today that there's life after
Speaker 1: death is because Jesus Christ resurrected. Now, let me just
Speaker 1: put this perspective. Nobody else is resurrected. Jesus Christ is
Speaker 1: a lot of times you read these books about people
Speaker 1: who die for a few hours and then they supposedly
Speaker 1: go to heaven and then they come back and they
Speaker 1: come back to life. That's not a resurrection. That's a resuscitation.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Resurrection means you're buried in the ground for three days,
Speaker 1: you've been dead for three days, and now you're a
Speaker 1: that's a resurrection. Nobody else is resurrected. And all those
Speaker 1: books about going to heave and I Saw this and
Speaker 1: all that and the bright light, you can just throw
Speaker 1: them all away. Okay, you just throw them all away.
Speaker 1: Just trust this one right here, because there's only one
Speaker 1: guy who's been resurrected. You can get resuscitated, you can
Speaker 1: faint and I could resuscitate you. You can be in
Speaker 1: a coma and people get resuscitated all the time. Resurrection
Speaker 1: means you've been dead for days, and only Jesus did that. Now,
Speaker 1: this is, by the way, this whole thing here of
Speaker 1: defeating the fear of death. This is what Jesus, what
Speaker 1: baptism illustrates. You know, it's saddleback. We don't sprink gold,
Speaker 1: or we don't pour water on people. We actually put
Speaker 1: people under the water and bring them back up.
Speaker 2: Why.
Speaker 1: Well, in first place, the word baptizo and Greek means
Speaker 1: to immerse, that's what it means. But the second place,
Speaker 1: it's the only way that you could picture a death
Speaker 1: and a burial and a resurrection. And the baptism represents
Speaker 1: Jesus dying, being buried in the ground and coming back
Speaker 1: to life. And Jesus baptism represents that you are going
Speaker 1: to die and be buried in ground and come back
Speaker 1: to life because of what Jesus did on the cross.
Speaker 1: Here's what the Bible says Romans six, verse four. By
Speaker 1: our baptism, then we were buried with him and shared
Speaker 1: in his death in order that just as Christ was
Speaker 1: raised from the dead by the glorious power of the Father.
Speaker 1: Now there's the fifth reason that Jesus said it is finished,
Speaker 1: and the fifth task that he finishes. This, this is
Speaker 1: a big one. He destroyed Satan's power to control me
Speaker 1: is a big one.
Speaker 2: He destroyed Satan's power to control me. He did that
Speaker 2: on the cross, in the death of the Son of God.
Speaker 2: On the cross, there's a cosmic battle going on between
Speaker 2: good and evil, and from a human standpoint, when you
Speaker 2: look at Jesus on the cross, it looks like evil's winning.
Speaker 2: It looks like evil is winning. It looked like Satan
Speaker 2: had won.
Speaker 1: And when Jesus gives up his spirit and dies, Satan
Speaker 1: goes I did it, I won, I killed God.
Speaker 2: I won. But three days later, surprise, he's back on
Speaker 2: the cross. Jesus cries out, shouts out, it is finished.
Speaker 2: Not I'm finished. It is finished. But three days later
Speaker 2: Satan's going uh oh, I'm finished. I'm finished.
Speaker 1: Every year, Christians from all over the world remember the
Speaker 1: death and resurrection of Jesus Christ by traveling to Jerusalem,
Speaker 1: where they walk the path that Jesus took on the
Speaker 1: way to the cross. That path is called the Via
Speaker 1: Dola Rosa. Now, since you may not be able to
Speaker 1: ever travel to Jerusalem. I want to suggest a way
Speaker 1: for you to celebrate and reflect on and pray about
Speaker 1: what Jesus did for you on the Cross. So I've
Speaker 1: created a brand new, one of a kind resource, Journey
Speaker 1: with Jesus, a deluxe hardcover gift edition book that's illustrated
Speaker 1: with really beautiful, high quality glossy photos of mosaic tile
Speaker 1: artwork that reflect each of the stops that Jesus made on.
Speaker 2: His journey to the Cross. You're not ever going to
Speaker 2: forget this gift.
Speaker 1: It's a great book to keep and to study over
Speaker 1: and over again, and it make a great gift for
Speaker 1: your family and your friends too.
Speaker 3: This one of a kind resources only available through Daily Hope.
Speaker 3: Quantities are limited, so be sure to get yours today.
Speaker 3: Just call eight four four four six seven thirty nine
Speaker 3: hundred or visit Daily Hope dot com to get yours today.
Speaker 2: Now, let me be frank with you.
Speaker 1: If you don't know Jesus Christ, if you don't have
Speaker 1: his spirit in your life, you were flat out powerless
Speaker 1: against Satan's traps and tricks. You don't have any power
Speaker 1: at all. You have no power against Satan. You have
Speaker 1: no power against evil if you don't have God's spirit
Speaker 1: in your life. Now the Bible says, I you have
Speaker 1: God's spirit, greater is he that is in you than
Speaker 1: he that is in the world. But you don't have
Speaker 1: any of that power unless you get God's spirit inside you.
Speaker 1: How does Satan manipulate you. He manipulates you through thoughts.
Speaker 1: He manipulates you through suggestions, and his two favorite ways
Speaker 1: to manipulate you are by temptation and by condemnation. Temptation condemnation.
Speaker 1: What he does is he tempts you. He goes, this
Speaker 1: is no big deal, everybody's doing it. Go ahead and
Speaker 1: do it, and he minimizes a sin of rebellion. Before
Speaker 1: the moment you do it, he maximizes, go well, God's
Speaker 1: never going to love you again.
Speaker 2: Forget that, You're going to hell. Forget that, and on
Speaker 2: and on and.
Speaker 1: So he maximizes the consequences He minimizes up before you
Speaker 1: do it, temptation and condemnation. Now, notice what Jesus did
Speaker 1: in these verses. Jesus destroyed first the power of temptation
Speaker 1: Colaussians one thirteen. God has freed us from the power
Speaker 1: of darkness and brought us into the kingdom of his
Speaker 1: dear son. He destroys that power. Second, he destroys satan
Speaker 1: power to accuse you. Satan can't condemn you anymore. Why,
Speaker 1: because you're completely forgiven. If God's forgiven you, God likes you,
Speaker 1: and you like you. Satan's got a problem Calausians two fifteen.
Speaker 1: God took away Satan's power to accuse you of sin.
Speaker 1: He can't accuse you anymore, and he openly displays the
Speaker 1: whole world christ triumph at the Cross, where your sins
Speaker 1: were all taken away. The Cross was God's fatal blow
Speaker 1: to evil. The Cross was God's fatal blow to Satan.
Speaker 2: He didn't even know what was going on. He lost
Speaker 2: his power.
Speaker 1: You say, it seems to me that Satan's got a
Speaker 1: lot of power today. Satan is living on borrowed time.
Speaker 1: His days are numbered. You know, if you got the
Speaker 1: desert and you see a rattlesnake or any kind of stay,
Speaker 1: and you cut off the head of a snake, the
Speaker 1: snake will still wiggle for a while. He's dead and
Speaker 1: doesn't know it. Satan is dead and doesn't know it.
Speaker 1: He was fatally wounded at the Cross. His days are numbered.
Speaker 1: He's dead and no, no, no, he's cooked. And if you
Speaker 1: have accepted God's spirit into your life inside you, Satan
Speaker 1: only has power that you yield to him. He don't
Speaker 1: have any power over you if you don't yield it.
Speaker 1: But if you yield him power, how do you yield.
Speaker 2: Him aout through fear.
Speaker 1: That yields power to say, through bitterness, through anxiety to
Speaker 1: give it into temptation. Yeah, you can yield power to say,
Speaker 1: but he doesn't have any power over you unless you yield.
Speaker 2: It to him.
Speaker 1: Because Jesus destroyed his power to control me on the cross. Okay,
Speaker 1: let me summarize this. When Jesus dies on the cross
Speaker 1: and he says to tell us die, it is finished,
Speaker 1: she's saying, I fulfilled all of God's promises. I satisfied
Speaker 1: God's judgment, so you don't have to pay, you know,
Speaker 1: go to prison. I paid off the debt that you
Speaker 1: owed God. I defeated the fear of death. You don't
Speaker 1: have to be afraid. I'm not afraid to die. I
Speaker 1: know where I'm going. He destroyed Satan's power to control you.
Speaker 1: All five of these benefits are potentially yours. They're not
Speaker 1: yours yet they're potentially yours. You just need to accept them.
Speaker 1: You need to accept these five benefits. Now, you know,
Speaker 1: I've been a pastor a long time, and I've actually
Speaker 1: talked to a lot of people who hesitate to accept
Speaker 1: God's gift of what Jesus did on the Cross out
Speaker 1: of fear. And the fear is well, I'm afraid that
Speaker 1: if I accept the Lord into my life. I won't
Speaker 1: be able to keep myself saved. Let me tell you can't.
Speaker 1: You can't keep yourself safe. But it's not your job.
Speaker 1: That's his job too. There's nothing left for you to do.
Speaker 1: It's not your job. It's job God's job to keep
Speaker 1: you saved. Look at what the Bible says this verse Philippians,
Speaker 1: Chapter one, verse six. You can be certain this is
Speaker 1: not a wish. This is a certainty. You can be
Speaker 1: certain of this. God who began his good work within you,
Speaker 1: will continue his work in you until it is finally finished.
Speaker 1: To tell us, diy finally finished. On that day when
Speaker 1: Christ comes back again, God finishes every single thing he starts,
Speaker 1: including your salvation. That's included too. Now let me just
Speaker 1: say this, The fact of life is you're gonna die
Speaker 1: with some unfinished business. There's gonna be some things you
Speaker 1: wish you'd done with your life that you didn't get done.
Speaker 1: You're gonna have some regrets, some remorse. Not everything's gonna
Speaker 1: get done. But there's one thing in your life, and
Speaker 1: it's the most important thing that has already been finished.
Speaker 1: It is your salvation, because it was done two thousand
Speaker 1: years ago. Ephesians two, verse eight says this saving being
Speaker 1: saved is all his idea, God's idea, and it's all
Speaker 1: his work. You don't work for it. It's all God's work.
Speaker 1: Jesus did it on the cross. Saving is all his idea,
Speaker 1: all his work. All we do is trust him. All
Speaker 1: we do is trust him enough to.
Speaker 2: Let him do it.
Speaker 1: It's God's gift from start to finish. Do you see
Speaker 1: now why I call this bessies. There's nothing more for
Speaker 1: you to do. There's nothing more for you to do.
Speaker 1: I mean, what if I took a paint brush and
Speaker 1: I tried to improve the Mona Lisa, It'd be stupid.
Speaker 1: But what if I took a chisel and tried to
Speaker 1: improve Michelangelo's statue of David?
Speaker 2: It'd be stupid.
Speaker 1: What if I try to add to my salvation and
Speaker 1: make myself saved by all the good things I do.
Speaker 2: It would be stupid.
Speaker 1: It's the same thing. You can add anything to it.
Speaker 1: See what I'm saying is the difference between Christianity and
Speaker 1: every other faith, every other faith, is the difference between
Speaker 1: do and done. All the other religions have a list
Speaker 1: of dues, and they've all got their list of dues
Speaker 1: and don'ts, and even their secular religions that their dues
Speaker 1: and don'ts in political correctness. And you do all these things,
Speaker 1: and you don't do all these things.
Speaker 2: But when it comes.
Speaker 1: To a relationship with Christ, it's all been done, all
Speaker 1: been done, And never forget. Many years ago, a guy
Speaker 1: up here on the patio after service came up to
Speaker 1: me and he goes, Pastor Rick, tell me what do
Speaker 1: I need to do to go to heaven? What do
Speaker 1: I need to do to go to heaven? And I
Speaker 1: looked at him and I just wanted to shock him,
Speaker 1: and I said, you're too late. He wasn't expecting this
Speaker 1: from a pastor. Okay, I know you're too late. Oh
Speaker 1: come on, tell me what I gotta do. You're too late?
Speaker 1: So what do you mean you're too late. There's nothing
Speaker 1: left you can do. It was all done for you
Speaker 1: two thousand years ago to tell us die. It is finished.
Speaker 1: It's finished. There's nothing left for you to do. You
Speaker 1: can't add anything to it. You can't make the Mona
Speaker 1: Lisa look better. If you've ever bought an insurance policy,
Speaker 1: you know there's a section called death benefits, and in
Speaker 1: that section it lists this is what's gonna happen when
Speaker 1: the person dies, the benefits that you get out of
Speaker 1: this policy. I have just given you the death benefits
Speaker 1: of the death of Jesus Christ past forgiven purpose for
Speaker 1: living home in heaven. Ask forgiven purpose for living home
Speaker 1: in heaven. Where are you gonna get that from anybody else?
Speaker 1: There is no other place. There's no other place. You
Speaker 1: need to stop trying to pay for sins that have
Speaker 1: already been paid for. You need to stop beating yourself
Speaker 1: up trying to atone for your own sins. You can
Speaker 1: stop hanging yourself on a cross, because Jesus was hung
Speaker 1: on across for you.
Speaker 2: He was hung up for your hang ups. All you
Speaker 2: gotta do is just accepted there is nothing more for
Speaker 2: you to do.
Speaker 1: Let's bower heads, would you pray this simple prayer in
Speaker 1: humility and in honesty and authenticity to God. It actually
Speaker 1: doesn't even matter the words you say as much as
Speaker 1: your attitude of humility and authenticity. But just say something
Speaker 1: that say, Jesus Christ, thank you for dying for me.
Speaker 1: Say it in your mind. Jesus Christ, thank you for
Speaker 1: dying for me. Thank you that you paid off the
Speaker 1: debt that I owed God. Thank you that you satisfied justice.
Speaker 1: It's not fair for me to go free. I should
Speaker 1: have to pay for my sins, but you paid for them.
Speaker 1: You satisfied God's justice. Thank you for keeping your promise.
Speaker 2: God.
Speaker 1: Thank you for sending a savior to earth because I
Speaker 1: certainly can't save myself. Thank you for defeating the fear
Speaker 1: of death that I can know there's life after death
Speaker 1: because Jesus resurrected. And thank you that you destroyed Satan's
Speaker 1: power to control me. I don't want to be controlled
Speaker 1: by evil. I want to be controlled by good. So
Speaker 1: as much as I know how, I humbly say I
Speaker 1: believe in you. I accept your gift, and I want
Speaker 1: to spend the rest of my life just.
Speaker 2: Getting to know you and learning to love you.
Speaker 1: And being grateful for what you did for me that
Speaker 1: I could not do for myself. Thank you that you
Speaker 1: love me that much. I humbly pray this in your name.
Speaker 2: Amen.
Speaker 1: One of the greatest joys of my days reading letters
Speaker 1: from our listeners. It truly is inspiring to see how
Speaker 1: God is working in your lives, and it encourages me
Speaker 1: just as much as I hope to encourage you. So
Speaker 1: today I want to share a note from Heather, who
Speaker 1: has been discovering the incredible benefits of studying God's Word
Speaker 1: every day. Heather wrote to me, she said, Hi, Pastor Rick,
Speaker 1: a friend of mine recently sent me your podcast, and
Speaker 1: I've been feeling lost and helpless and I didn't I
Speaker 1: wasn't sure what to pray, or how to pray, or
Speaker 1: when to pray. And it's like I hit a wall
Speaker 1: and I haven't been sure how to get back on track. Well,
Speaker 1: your message really spoke truth to me, and it made
Speaker 1: me realize the missing pieces I had in my life.
Speaker 1: Because I was not in God's Word daily. I was
Speaker 1: basically living my life without God and I was trying
Speaker 1: to do everything on my own.
Speaker 2: Well, Pastor Rick.
Speaker 1: It goes without saying that doing life without God has
Speaker 1: been miserable failure. So thank you for stirring the Holy
Speaker 1: Spirit in my heart with the words that I needed
Speaker 1: to hear. I have now made the commitment to read
Speaker 1: God's Word every day and to pray daily, and I
Speaker 1: even started praying in the cars I go about my day.
Speaker 1: Just like you, it's hard for me to close my
Speaker 1: eyes and not fall asleep. You were listening. Please keep
Speaker 1: doing what you're doing and reaching people who really need
Speaker 1: to hear about Jesus and God's love. Well, Heather, I
Speaker 1: am so glad to hear that you're back in God's
Speaker 1: word and that you're making it a part of your
Speaker 1: daily life. There really isn't anything more important than deepening
Speaker 1: your relationship with Him, and I love the fact that
Speaker 1: you are praying every day, especially keeping your eyes open
Speaker 1: while you're driving. Do you or somebody know or even
Speaker 1: feel lost yourself like Heather once did? Well, the best
Speaker 1: way to find hope and strength is by staying connected
Speaker 1: to God every day. That's the purpose of Daily Hope,
Speaker 1: and that's why I started it, to help people like
Speaker 1: Heather dive into God's word and experience his encouragement on
Speaker 1: a daily basis. Now our Daily Hope devotionals and our
Speaker 1: pot cats are completely free and they're delivered straight to
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Speaker 1: sign up today and start each day with biblical wisdom
Speaker 1: and encouragement from God's Word. Every year, Christians from all
Speaker 1: over the world remember the death and resurrection of Jesus
Speaker 1: Christ by traveling to Jerusalem, where they walk the path
Speaker 1: that Jesus took on the way to the Cross. That
Speaker 1: path is called the Via dol Rosa. Now, since you
Speaker 1: may not be able to ever travel to Jerusalem, I
Speaker 1: want to suggest a way for you to celebrate and
Speaker 1: reflect on and pray about what Jesus did for you
Speaker 1: on the Cross. So I've created a brand new, one
Speaker 1: of a kind resource, Journey with Jesus, a deluxe hardcover
Speaker 1: gift edition book that's illustrated with really beautiful, high quality,
Speaker 1: glossy photos of mosaic tile artwork that reflect each of
Speaker 1: the stops that Jesus made on his journey to the Cross.
Speaker 1: You're not ever going to forget this gift. It's a
Speaker 1: great book to keep and to study over and over again,
Speaker 1: and it'd make a great gift for your family and
Speaker 1: your friends too.
Speaker 3: This one of a kind resources only available through Daily Hope.
Speaker 3: Quantities are limited, so be sure to get yours today.
Speaker 3: Just call eight four four four six seven thirty nine
Speaker 3: hundred or visit Dailyhope tv dot com to get yours today.