Speaker 1: Hi, this is Rick Warren, Bible teacher of the Daily
Speaker 1: Hope Broadcast. Did you know that because of Easter, your
Speaker 1: past can be forgiven, you get a purpose for living,
Speaker 1: and you can have a home in heaven. That's good news.
Speaker 1: Where else can you get that kind of news? Nowhere else?
Speaker 1: And did you know that at Easter, studies have shown
Speaker 1: people are more open to an invitation to go to
Speaker 1: church than at any other time of the year. Don't
Speaker 1: go to church by yourself, but bring somebody who doesn't
Speaker 1: know Jesus Christ, a family member, a friend, a coworker,
Speaker 1: a neighbor, a relative. And if you bring them to
Speaker 1: that church service and they come to know Christ, You're
Speaker 1: going to be making a friend for eternity. It'll be
Speaker 1: the most important investment you can ever make in their lives.
Speaker 1: And by the way, if they come to Christ, would
Speaker 1: you let me know about it. I'd love to hear
Speaker 1: that story that you brought somebody to Easter and they
Speaker 1: found Jesus. You can write to me Rick at Pastorrick
Speaker 1: dot com. That's rickat Pastorrick dot com. I would love
Speaker 1: to hear from you. God bless you and Happy Easter.
Speaker 2: Thanks for joining us here today. On Pastor Rick's Daily Hope,
Speaker 2: the audio broadcast Ministry of Pastor Rick Warren. Today we
Speaker 2: continue in a series called the Seven Greatest Words of Love.
Speaker 2: There are seven words in particular that Jesus spoke during
Speaker 2: his final hours on the cross that hold the keys
Speaker 2: for finding fulfillment in your life, relationships, and even your career.
Speaker 2: Right now, here's Pastor Rick with part two of a
Speaker 2: message called the Word of Victory.
Speaker 3: Luke, chapter twenty four.
Speaker 1: Jesus said, this, by the way, this story that I'm
Speaker 1: reading happens after the cross. He's resurrected, and he's actually
Speaker 1: walking down the street a few days later, the week
Speaker 1: after he's died on the cross. So Jesus said, this
Speaker 1: is on the road to a MIAs. Jesus said, this
Speaker 1: is what I told you while I was still with you,
Speaker 1: in other words, before I died on the cross. Now
Speaker 1: he's back to life, and he's telling us this people,
Speaker 1: everything must be fulfilled that is written about me in
Speaker 1: the Law of Moses, that's the first five books of
Speaker 1: the Bible, in the Prophets, and in the Psalms. Then
Speaker 1: he opened their minds so they could understand the scriptures,
Speaker 1: and he told them this is what was written, that
Speaker 1: Christ will suffer and rise from the dead on the
Speaker 1: third day, and repentance and forgiveness of sins will be
Speaker 1: preached in his name to all nations. Jesus and this
Speaker 1: was predicted, and this was promised, and I just fulfilled it.
Speaker 1: A few days ago, he said, I'm fulfilling. Now You're
Speaker 1: never going to find Jesus' name in the Old Testament.
Speaker 1: But all of the predictions and all the prophecies of
Speaker 1: what he would do, what he would say, where he
Speaker 1: would be born, how he would die, and all of
Speaker 1: those things, we looked back a couple weeks ago. Are
Speaker 1: there he fulfilled the promises that God had given to us.
Speaker 1: Look at the next verse there, Second Corinthians one twenty.
Speaker 1: All of God's promises, all of God's promises have been
Speaker 1: fulfilled in him who that's Jesus. And he says, that's
Speaker 1: why we say Amen when we give glory to God
Speaker 1: through Christ. When Jesus died on the cross, and he
Speaker 1: said these three words, it is finished. He was announcing
Speaker 1: five benefits to you. The first one he fulfilled what
Speaker 1: God had promised us. He fulfilled all the scripture, all
Speaker 1: the prophecies, all of the promises.
Speaker 3: Number two, this is a big one.
Speaker 1: He's satisfied what God's justice required. He satisfied what God's
Speaker 1: justice required.
Speaker 3: Now, let me explain this to you.
Speaker 1: God is a God of justice. He is imminently fair.
Speaker 1: God cannot be unfair. God is a god of justice
Speaker 1: and truth and righteousness and wines and always does what's
Speaker 1: right and can never do what's wrong. So God is
Speaker 1: a God of justice, and God is a God of order,
Speaker 1: and God is a god of laws, and God is
Speaker 1: a God of fairness. Now, the only reason the universe
Speaker 1: works is because that's God's nature. God wired the universe
Speaker 1: to run on certain laws. There are laws of physics.
Speaker 1: God designed them all. There are laws in astronomy, there
Speaker 1: are laws in chemistry. There are laws in the environment.
Speaker 1: There are physical laws. There's the law of gravity. How
Speaker 1: about if the law of gravity just worked every other
Speaker 1: day and it was totally unreliable. God's laws always work
Speaker 1: all the time, and so God designed the entire universe
Speaker 1: so that rotations work, and gravity's work, and the laws
Speaker 1: of thermodynamics work. All of God's laws are immutable. Now
Speaker 1: there are physical laws. Laws of physics has said they
Speaker 1: are physical laws. There are spiritual laws, there are moral laws,
Speaker 1: and there are relational laws. God is a god of
Speaker 1: justice and law. Now, God gave the moral laws to
Speaker 1: Moses and to the nation of Israel, to the Jews,
Speaker 1: and the Jews were to take the moral laws and
Speaker 1: share them with everybody else. You've heard the phrase that
Speaker 1: the Jews are God's chosen people.
Speaker 3: It's true. What were they chosen to do?
Speaker 1: They were chosen to be the purveyors or the ambassadors
Speaker 1: of God's moral law to everybody else, those of us
Speaker 1: who are not Jews. That's what they were chosen to do.
Speaker 1: To take the word of God, and to take the
Speaker 1: truth of God, and to pass on the laws of
Speaker 1: God to everybody else. Now, human beings, we you and I,
Speaker 1: we have two problems with the laws of God. Number one,
Speaker 1: we are completely unable to keep them all.
Speaker 3: We just can't keep them all.
Speaker 1: In fact, here's what the Bible says Romans chapter eight.
Speaker 1: The law of Moses could not save us because our
Speaker 1: sinful nature. But God put into effect a different plan.
Speaker 3: This is like a plan b.
Speaker 1: God put into effect a different plan to save us.
Speaker 1: He sent his own son in a human body like ours,
Speaker 1: except that ours are sinful, and God destroyed sins control
Speaker 1: over us by giving his son as a sacrifice for
Speaker 1: our sins.
Speaker 3: That's what he was doing on the cross.
Speaker 1: He did this so that the requirement of the law
Speaker 1: would be fully accomplished, finished, satisfied, completed for us, who
Speaker 1: no longer follow our own sinful nature but.
Speaker 3: Instead follow the spirits. What the rest of that verse.
Speaker 1: Says, Now, Jesus is the only person in human history
Speaker 1: who ever kept all of God's law perfectly, because he
Speaker 1: was the son of God. Now, the first problem we
Speaker 1: have is that we're completely unable to keep all of
Speaker 1: God's laws. The second problem with God is this, justice
Speaker 1: demands that law breakers pay the consequences. You don't have laws,
Speaker 1: and then if you break it them, nothing happens. There
Speaker 1: are certain laws. There are laws of sleep. If you
Speaker 1: don't get enough sleep, your body pays for it.
Speaker 3: There are laws.
Speaker 1: If you don't exercise, your body pays for it. If
Speaker 1: you eat the wrong foods, your body pay for it.
Speaker 1: You are free on this planet to do anything you
Speaker 1: want to. God gives you that freedom, but you are
Speaker 1: not free from the consequences. I'm free to go out
Speaker 1: get drunk, cause accidents blow up buildings, steal things, live
Speaker 1: a totally licentious, self centered life, and.
Speaker 3: I'm free to do that.
Speaker 1: God gives me that freedom, it does not give me
Speaker 1: the freedom from the consequences of it. And every kick
Speaker 1: has a kick back, and there is a payoff, and
Speaker 1: justice demands that law breakers pay a penalty. So God
Speaker 1: is a just god, but he's also a loving god.
Speaker 1: And Jesus did for us what God's justice and God's
Speaker 1: law required. Look at the next verses. Look at this
Speaker 1: verse on the screen. After Jesus had finished his work.
Speaker 1: What's the work he's talking about? That work on the cross,
Speaker 1: dying for our sins. After Jesus had finished his work
Speaker 1: on the cross, he became the source of eternal salvation
Speaker 1: for who for everybody, everybody who obeys him.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: What your background is, doesn't matter, what your culture is,
Speaker 1: doesn't matter, what your religion is, doesn't matter, what your
Speaker 1: personality is, your sex is, doesn't matter, He says, it's
Speaker 1: for salvations for everybody who obeys him, who accepts what
Speaker 1: he did for him. Look at the next verse in
Speaker 1: your outline. Romans tend for Christ ended the law law
Speaker 1: so that everyone who believes in him may be right
Speaker 1: with God. Now circle that phrase ended the law. Did
Speaker 1: you know That's what God did when he let Jesus
Speaker 1: down the cross? He ended the law. Now wit minute,
Speaker 1: he said, Wait a minute, Does that mean I don't
Speaker 1: to keep the thak commandments anymore?
Speaker 3: No, that's all what that means. Let me explain it now.
Speaker 1: I want you to listen really closely, because the world
Speaker 1: gets this wrong all the time. There are three kinds
Speaker 1: of law in the Bible. There's legal law for the
Speaker 1: nation of Israel, there's ceremonial law for the worship of Israel,
Speaker 1: and there's moral law for everybody in the whole world. Okay,
Speaker 1: there are legal laws in the book, in the Old
Speaker 1: Testament books that are for the nation of Israel. You're
Speaker 1: not obligated to fulfill those laws. You're not a Jew,
Speaker 1: you don't live in Israel, and you weren't living in
Speaker 1: the time where there's the theocracy of God being the
Speaker 1: King of Israel.
Speaker 3: You're not obligated.
Speaker 1: And then they're ceremonial roles in the Book of Leviticus.
Speaker 3: Anybody ever read that book.
Speaker 1: Okay, there's some strange rules in there. Okay, rules of hygiene,
Speaker 1: rules of health, rules of the kind of clothes you're
Speaker 1: supposed to wear, rules, the way you're supposed to do
Speaker 1: worship in the temple, and all that. That was the
Speaker 1: ceremonial law for the nation of Israel. You're not obligated
Speaker 1: to keep those. You're not at ISRAELI and you're not
Speaker 1: under that system. God ended that system into that system. Now,
Speaker 1: the moral laws are still in effect. You can't murder,
Speaker 1: you can't lie, you can't commit adultery. Those are the
Speaker 1: big ones, and those are always an effect. And what
Speaker 1: happens is is people will come up to you and say,
Speaker 1: what about the law that says da da da da
Speaker 1: da da, And you say, well, that's a ceremonial law.
Speaker 1: Well that's a national law. It's not a moral law,
Speaker 1: and it doesn't have the same effect as the laws
Speaker 1: that are to keep on.
Speaker 3: Jesus ended the old system. He just says it right there.
Speaker 1: He ended the law, so everyone who believes in him
Speaker 1: may be right with God. Here it is in the nutshell.
Speaker 1: Look at the next verse Romans five eighteen. Here it
Speaker 1: is in a nutshell.
Speaker 3: Just as one.
Speaker 1: Person did it wrong and got us into all this trouble,
Speaker 1: the sin and death.
Speaker 3: That guy was called Adam. By the way, paradise was lost.
Speaker 1: Another person did it right and got us out of it.
Speaker 3: By the way, his name is Jesus.
Speaker 1: But more than just getting out of us out of trouble,
Speaker 1: he got us into life.
Speaker 3: What did Jesus finish on the cross?
Speaker 1: He fulfilled all the promises and he satisfied God's justice
Speaker 1: that was required. Number three, This is an even bigger one.
Speaker 1: He paid off the debt that I owed God. When
Speaker 1: Jesus finished dying for me on the cross, he paid
Speaker 1: off the debt that I owe God. Now, you have
Speaker 1: a lot of debt in your life, and I'm not
Speaker 1: just talking about your fifth financial debts. You owe something
Speaker 1: to everybody you've ever hurt, you've ever offended, you've ever
Speaker 1: sinned against. You owe them something because you've taken away
Speaker 1: something from them by offending him, hurting them, sinning against them.
Speaker 1: But you're even in deeper debt to God because everything
Speaker 1: you have is a gift from God. And many times
Speaker 1: you've been ungrateful, you've been unthankful, you've been rebellious, you've
Speaker 1: done your own thing. You've basically, you know, said forget
Speaker 1: you God, and did whatever you wanted to do. You've
Speaker 1: gone with your plan instead of God's plan. You've done
Speaker 1: the when God said do this, you've done the exact opposite.
Speaker 1: You're in deep, deep, deep debt to God. Here's what
Speaker 1: the Bible says Colossians, chapter two. We owed a debt
Speaker 1: because we've broken God's laws, and that debt lists all
Speaker 1: the rules that we failed to follow.
Speaker 3: But here's the good news.
Speaker 1: God forgave our debt, and he canceled our debt by
Speaker 1: nailing it to the cross circle. The word canceled. This
Speaker 1: is the third thing Jesus did. When he says it
Speaker 1: is finished, he's saying, I've paid off your debt. It's
Speaker 1: paid in full. You don't have to pay it anymore yourself.
Speaker 3: You don't have to nail yourself to cross. I took
Speaker 3: that punishment for you. I've canceled your debt. Now.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine waking up on Monday and getting a
Speaker 1: call from a Visa credit Cards or American Express or
Speaker 1: Mass Cards. They called and said, you know what, we
Speaker 1: just decided to wipe your slate clean. We're gonna eliminate
Speaker 1: all your debt on all your credit cards. We're just
Speaker 1: gonna wipe it out, and we're just gonna start over
Speaker 1: with anybody like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, that's exactly.
Speaker 1: What Jesus Christ did for you when he cried on
Speaker 1: the cross.
Speaker 3: It is finished.
Speaker 1: I've paid all your debt to tell us, paid in full,
Speaker 1: like that stamp paid in full. The bill has been
Speaker 1: paid off, the sentence has been served, and I've paid
Speaker 1: your debt financially, physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually.
Speaker 3: I did it all for you.
Speaker 1: Colossians won Verse fourteen says God's son paid the price
Speaker 1: to free us, which means and it's like bail, no,
Speaker 1: maybe morning bail, because you don't have to go to court.
Speaker 1: God's pay the price to free us, which meant that
Speaker 1: our sins are forgiven?
Speaker 3: And which of your sins are given?
Speaker 1: Every one of them, every single blasted one of them,
Speaker 1: even the ones you haven't committed yet. I remember years ago,
Speaker 1: Can and I went on vacation and we stayed in
Speaker 1: a hotel somewhere.
Speaker 3: I don't remember it wasn't.
Speaker 1: Somebody recognized me, and I remember when we went down
Speaker 1: to check out. I went up to the clerk to
Speaker 1: check out and the attendant said, oh, your bill's been
Speaker 1: paid off?
Speaker 3: Said what?
Speaker 1: And the guy said, oh, I said, oh, I've taken
Speaker 1: care of that. I looked at this guy, I didn't
Speaker 1: know him from Adams that you are my new best
Speaker 1: friend and who are you and why did you do this?
Speaker 1: And we got to know each other. He said, I've
Speaker 1: taken care of your bill and I just paid it off.
Speaker 1: That's exactly what Jesus Christ did for you. Look at
Speaker 1: this verse on the screen. Now that our sins have
Speaker 1: been forgiven, there is no need to offer any more sacrifices.
Speaker 3: Now lead that verse up there on the screen for
Speaker 3: a minute. Let me explain this.
Speaker 1: In the Old Testament, the sacrificial system was the way
Speaker 1: that people said they were sorry for their sins, and
Speaker 1: there were sacrifices made. And the Bible says, now that
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ has died on the cross, there is no
Speaker 1: need to offer any more sacrifices because Jesus was the
Speaker 1: ultimate sacrifice for everything you've ever done wrong. Now let
Speaker 1: me explain this in implication of it.
Speaker 3: Some of our.
Speaker 1: Friends, some of you right here in our church, are
Speaker 1: Christians who believe about the second coming, that for before
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ can come back, that a temple has to
Speaker 1: be built in Jerusalem, and the sacrificial system restarted before
Speaker 1: Jesus can come back. But the Bible just said there's
Speaker 1: no need for any more sacrifice, so that's irrelevant. There
Speaker 1: is no need for the temple to be built because
Speaker 1: the sacrifice has already been made. There will never again
Speaker 1: be a need for sacrifices in the Temple in Jerusalem, never.
Speaker 3: Never never never never never never never never again. It
Speaker 3: doesn't have to happen.
Speaker 1: Why because the Bible says Jesus was the sacrifice and
Speaker 1: there will never ever again be any need for any
Speaker 1: other sacrifice. Now, some of you have felt guilty over
Speaker 1: something you've done wrong, and you believe God has forgiven you,
Speaker 1: but you haven't really felt God has forgiven you, and
Speaker 1: you keep trying to pay off your sin. Maybe if
Speaker 1: I go on a piece trip, that'll pay off my sin.
Speaker 1: Maybe if I go to church, that'll pay a foe
Speaker 1: off my sin. Maybe if I tie, then I can
Speaker 1: get rid of this gill. And you're trying to pay
Speaker 1: off your sin when it's.
Speaker 3: Already been paid for. That's good news. That is good news.
Speaker 1: The sacrifice was final, it was complete, and it is finished.
Speaker 1: To tell usty, there will never be anything else you
Speaker 1: could ever, ever, do to pay for your sins because
Speaker 1: it's already all been paid for. No need to try
Speaker 1: to keep repaying for your mistakes. I remember one time
Speaker 1: reading about a lady who was an elderly woman, and
Speaker 1: she went to her insurance company and she walked in
Speaker 1: and said, how can we help you, ma'am? She said, well,
Speaker 1: my husband died five years ago and I can't afford
Speaker 1: to keep paying his insurance life insurance premiums. I just
Speaker 1: can't afford to do it anymore. And I said, ma'am,
Speaker 1: you don't need to. It's been paid off. It's done,
Speaker 1: and now you get to benefit from it. He died,
Speaker 1: and because he died, you are now going to benefit
Speaker 1: from his death.
Speaker 3: You don't have to pay anything anymore. And that's what
Speaker 3: Jesus did for you. Now, there's one other use.
Speaker 1: Of the word to tell us stye that I didn't mention,
Speaker 1: and that it is. It was often used as a
Speaker 1: battle cry, and in war when armies would go to
Speaker 1: battle and they had won the battle and they had
Speaker 1: completely defeated the enemy, the soldiers would shout to tell
Speaker 1: us die it's done, We're finished, it's paid in full,
Speaker 1: we won.
Speaker 3: It's all ours.
Speaker 1: And these are the last two meanings of this in
Speaker 1: your life.
Speaker 3: Number four.
Speaker 1: The fourth thing that happened, and when Jesus said it
Speaker 1: has finished, was he defeated the fear of death. He
Speaker 1: defeated the fear of death. Now this is a universal fear.
Speaker 1: Nobody is exempt from it. Everybody has some fear of death.
Speaker 1: But Jesus broke that power. And this was a battle cry.
Speaker 1: It was a shout of a victorious conqueror when he says,
Speaker 1: I have defeated death, and I have proved to you
Speaker 1: you don't have to be afraid of it, because I'm
Speaker 1: going to come back to life. And if I am
Speaker 1: the resurrection, you can be resurrected. And believing in me,
Speaker 1: death is not the end, and you don't need to
Speaker 1: fear it anymore. Couple verses Romans five seventeen. The sin
Speaker 1: of one man Adam caused.
Speaker 3: The death to rule over all of us. But all
Speaker 3: who received.
Speaker 1: God's wonderful, gracious gift of righteousness will live in triumph
Speaker 1: over sin and death. Through this one man, Jesus Christ
Speaker 1: triumph over sin and death. Look at the next he
Speaker 1: Brews Chapter two, fourteen fifteen. Jesus became flesh and blood,
Speaker 1: by being born in human form, for only as a
Speaker 1: human being could he die. And only by dying could
Speaker 1: he break the power of the devil, who had the
Speaker 1: power of death. And only in this way, how Jesus
Speaker 1: died on the cross, could he deliver those set us free,
Speaker 1: deliver those that's you and me, who have lived all
Speaker 1: their lives as slaves to the fear of dying. I
Speaker 1: don't have to be afraid of death anymore. I'm not
Speaker 1: afraid of death. I can honestly say I'm afraid of pain,
Speaker 1: but I am not afraid of death, because death is
Speaker 1: just a transfer. And I know where I'm going, and
Speaker 1: I'm no I'm supposed to be there, not here forever,
Speaker 1: and I'm looking forward to being there since more and
Speaker 1: more of my friends and parents and relatives are there.
Speaker 3: It breaks the fear of death.
Speaker 1: He defeats the fear of death when he says it
Speaker 1: is finished. By the way, do you know what is
Speaker 1: the symbol of this though you don't have to fear death,
Speaker 1: it's baptism. Baptism in the Bible, every time you see
Speaker 1: the word baptism used, it's used to refer to a
Speaker 1: burial and a resurrection. The Bible says by in baptism,
Speaker 1: we're buried with Christ, and in baptism were raised with Christ.
Speaker 1: Which is why we do it the way they did
Speaker 1: it in the Bible. We don't sprinkle water, we don't
Speaker 1: pour on water. We do it the way that they
Speaker 1: did it with Jesus, because it's a picture of a death,
Speaker 1: a burial, and resurrection. Every time the word baptism is
Speaker 1: used in the Bible, it refers. In fact, the word
Speaker 1: means to put underwater baptizzo. And so just as Jesus
Speaker 1: Christ died, was buried in the ground three days and
Speaker 1: rose again and broke the power of death. And we
Speaker 1: don't have to be afraid of death anymore because we
Speaker 1: know you can be resurrected from it. Jesus died, was
Speaker 1: buried three days, rose again. That you know, I take you,
Speaker 1: or one of our pastors takes you, puts you under
Speaker 1: the water, leaves you there three days, raises you.
Speaker 3: I'm just seeing if you're listening, raises you up again.
Speaker 1: And that is a symbol that I have died to
Speaker 1: my old way of life. All my sins are forgiven,
Speaker 1: they're washed away, they're forgiven, they're wiped out, and I'm
Speaker 1: being raised to live a brand new life and I
Speaker 1: don't have to fear death all right.
Speaker 3: Number five now.
Speaker 1: The fifth one, and I really love this one. I
Speaker 1: appreciate it so much. Is that when Jesus Christ died
Speaker 1: for us on the Cross, one of the things he
Speaker 1: set is free from, that he liberates from he finished
Speaker 1: was this. He destroyed Satan's power to control me on
Speaker 1: the cross. He destroyed Satan's power to control me, to
Speaker 1: control my mind, to control my life, to control my destiny.
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