I am not doing these sermon in the traditional order. Today I look at the phrase, "Father, into your hands I commit my spirit." I am saving "It is finished" for Easter. I take a look at the time of day, the darkness, the turn curtain, and this phrase. This comes from Psalm 31 and was an evening prayer that Jesus would have learned as a child. I then look at the responses of those present at his death.
Book of the Twelve: Malachi
Book of the Twelve: Zechariah
Book of the Twelve: Haggai
Book of the Twelve: Zephaniah
Book of the Twelve: Habakkuk
Book of the Twelve: Nahum
Raise the Roof: An Image of Intercessory Prayer
The Book of the Twelve: Micah
The Book of the Twelve: Jonah
The Book of the Twelve: Obadiah
The Book of the Twelve: Amos
The Book of the Twelve: Joel
The Book of the Twelve: Hosea
The Book of the Twelve: Introduction
The Temptation of Jesus (and us)
A Sermon about Sermons
So I Send You
A Lame Trip to Church
Finding Your Identity in Christ
Easter 2016: Why the Resurrection?
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