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Good Friday is the greatest day in history, it's also the the hardest day ever as we remember the suffering death of our King Jesus. Jesus is the King of the Jews, but He is our King too. Jesus is our Suffering King who gave His life so He could take our sin and give us forgiveness. Jesus is our Suffering King who gave His life so that He could give us new life. Tonight we take time to confess our sins and nail them to the cross. Jesus took our sin and gives us His righteousness and forgiveness.Recorded live at Word of Life Church in Le Sueur, Minnesota, on Good Friday, April 3, 2026, Pastor Jason Lang preaching.
Ian Thomas preaches on Hebrews 2:9-17 on Friday, April 3, 2026.Main Idea: In his crucifixion, Jesus defeats the devil, destroys death, and delivers us from fear.Click here for full sermon notes!
Wednesday Service, April 1st Isaiah 53:1-12 Lead Pastor Tim Davis @ Christ The King Church. A non-denominational Christian Church located in Canby, OR. (www.ctkcanby.com)
What if what looks like defeat is actually the greatest victory the world has ever known? In this powerful message, Dr. Roger Patterson explores the profound significance of the crucifixion through the lens of John 19. While the world saw a humiliated man in a mock coronation, the spiritual reality was the enthronement of the King of Kings. Using the metaphor of a "hidden gem" found in an old drawer, Dr. Patterson challenges us to stop treating the cross as "costume jewelry" and start recognizing its life-changing value.
Message by: Scott Treadway Typical kings, queens, and monarchs live above the people in places of comfort and privilege, even as their subjects suffer. However, Jesus was and is with us, living with us, and even suffering with us. In fact, in the end, Jesus endured every possible form of suffering imaginable. So, on this Palm Sunday, we'll see the suffering of Jesus, then see through the suffering of Jesus to the resurrection where there is victory over suffering and victory over death itself. For more please visit https://www.rancho.tv/events #wearerancho
1. A Messianic King 2. A Lowly King 3. A Suffering King
We close out our Lent sermon series this Palm Sunday, "Gethsemane"with a sermon from Pastor Jenna,"Knowing the Suffering King"from the scripture passage,Matthew 27:27-44. From the moment that Jesus stepped into the garden of Gethsemane, the weight of the worlds brokenness came on Himthe suffering, the trials, the disappointments, the injusticeyet He remained rooted in the goodness of the Father. How? How did He manage it?
Series: The King Who Saves (Easter 2026)Text: Matthew 27:11-31Speaker: Matt RohrDate: March 29, 2026hopemarkham.ca
Series: The King Who Saves (Easter 2026)Text: Matthew 27:11-31Speaker: Matt RohrDate: March 29, 2026hopemarkham.ca
Psalm 69 is one of the most quoted Psalms in the New Testament. What begins as David's cry of suffering becomes a prophetic window into Christ. This sermon shows how the suffering of David foreshadows the suffering of Jesus. The Psalm moves from anguish to confidence in God's salvation—just as the cross leads to resurrection.
Sunday Morning ServiceMarch 15th, 2026
The Suffering King | Ben Turner | 12.21.25 by Strong Tower Church
This Sunday we continue our Advent series, examining the prophecies of Isaiah as we prepare our hearts to welcome the true King—a King unlike any this world has ever seen, a King that this world and our hearts desperately need. We will learn how Jesus' kingship reshapes our identity, reorders our loves, and reorients our hope.
The Suffering KingSeries: Lectionary Preacher: Rev. Thomas HinsonDate: 23rd November 2025Passage: Luke 23:35-43
Although Jesus calls us to follow after Him on a path that can lead to suffering, the cost of following can feel too high. Jesus, therefore, teaches his disciples how the benefits of self-denying faith in Him far outweigh the costs.
QUESTIONS:Q. (Tahi) Q. What do these passages show us about who God is and what He is like?Q. (Rua) Q. What do these passages show us about ourselves?Q. (Toru) Q. What do you need to let go of to let trust in Jesus grow in you?
What happens when the gospel collides with culture? In Acts 17, Paul arrives in Thessalonica and begins reasoning with the Jews in the synagogue. For three weeks, he opens the Scriptures, connecting the prophecies of the Old Testament to the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The result is explosive. Some believe, joining Paul and Silas in following Christ, while others resist violently. A mob forms, riots erupt, and Paul's host Jason is dragged before city officials, accused of treason and upsetting the entire world.In this episode of The Wisdom Journey, Stephen Davey unpacks this dramatic moment in church history. Paul's message was clear: Jesus is not just a religious figure but the true King, the sovereign Monarch of all creation. That claim directly challenged the decrees of Caesar, forcing listeners to choose between loyalty to Rome or to Christ.The story of Thessalonica reminds us that Christianity is not about keeping peace with the status quo—it's about proclaiming the truth that changes lives and cultures. It challenges divided hearts, calls for full allegiance to Jesus, and invites us to live boldly under His rule. Discover how the same gospel that turned the world upside down in the first century still speaks with authority and clarity today.Stephen's latest book, The Disciples Prayer, is available now. https://www.wisdomonline.org/store/view/the-disciples-prayer-hardback
What happens when the gospel collides with culture? In Acts 17, Paul arrives in Thessalonica and begins reasoning with the Jews in the synagogue. For three weeks, he opens the Scriptures, connecting the prophecies of the Old Testament to the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The result is explosive. Some believe, joining Paul and Silas in following Christ, while others resist violently. A mob forms, riots erupt, and Paul's host Jason is dragged before city officials, accused of treason and upsetting the entire world.In this episode of The Wisdom Journey, Stephen Davey unpacks this dramatic moment in church history. Paul's message was clear: Jesus is not just a religious figure but the true King, the sovereign Monarch of all creation. That claim directly challenged the decrees of Caesar, forcing listeners to choose between loyalty to Rome or to Christ.The story of Thessalonica reminds us that Christianity is not about keeping peace with the status quo—it's about proclaiming the truth that changes lives and cultures. It challenges divided hearts, calls for full allegiance to Jesus, and invites us to live boldly under His rule. Discover how the same gospel that turned the world upside down in the first century still speaks with authority and clarity today.Stephen's latest book, The Disciples Prayer, is available now. https://www.wisdomonline.org/store/view/the-disciples-prayer-hardback
Passion: John 18-21 - Behold the Man: The Suffering KingPassage: John 19v1-16Speaker: Ebenezer Foster-Nyarko
In this sermon from Psalm 22, we looked at a time when David poured out his heart in anguish, feeling abandoned by God and surrounded by enemies, yet still holding on in faith that God would deliver him. His cries and vivid descriptions of suffering point beyond his own experience to Jesus, the true Suffering King who was mocked, pierced, and feeling forsaken. Through Jesus' death and resurrection, the story of redemption moves from despair to victory, turning suffering into salvation and opening the way for people from every nation to worship the risen King. Because of Him, our cries of pain are met with God's presence, our sin is met with His forgiveness, and our lives are drawn into His greater story of redemption that ends with glory and the promise of all things made new.
Jesus Is The Suffering King by First Pres Kingwood
Jesus reveals himself as the Rescuing and Suffering King—and calls us to follow him in both victory and vulnerability.
Time:EveningMinister:Rev. Daniel VenturaTexts:Mark 15:15–32Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 15Series:The Three Pillars of the Christian Faith
Jesus endured unspeakable physical pain on the cross, yet His spiritual suffering for our sins was even greater. His suffering as King ushered in the defeat of darkness and offered redemption to all who put their trust in Him.
Jesus was a King who was born to suffer so that His people would know what it means to live. Jesus was the suffering King who endured betrayal, rejection, mockery, humiliation, suffering, and death for the sake of humanity. Through his sacrificial death and triumphant resurrection, he provided forgiveness, redemption, and eternal life, fulfilling the prophecies of the suffering servant in the Old Testament and establishing his reign as the King of Kings and Lord of Lords.
Jesus was a King who was born to suffer so that His people would know what it means to live. Jesus was the suffering King who endured betrayal, rejection, mockery, humiliation, suffering, and death for the sake of humanity. Through his sacrificial death and triumphant resurrection, he provided forgiveness, redemption, and eternal life, fulfilling the prophecies of the suffering servant in the Old Testament and establishing his reign as the King of Kings and Lord of Lords.
The Suffering King | Pastor Brandon Risch | Behold The King: Week 04 | December 22, 2024
MESSAGE | Dr. Brian Payne (Pastor) Suffered Under Pontius Pilate (Part 3) John 19:1-5 1 | Hail the Suffering King (v. 1-3) 2 | Behold the Sinless Man (v. 4-5)
Subject: Mark Speaker or Performer: Randy McLendon Scripture Passage(s): Mark 15:6-20 Date of Delivery: January 28, 2024
We can all grow in our understanding of the purposeful suffering of King Jesus and respond by asking God to shape us to be more like Jesus and to shape our world in this way.
Matthew Part 6: The Suffering King - May 28th 2023 by Gospel Centered Mission Focused
This is a sermon Peter preached at All Saints RPC in Ontario, California on April 23, 2023. Come listen to Peter preach at: All Saints Reformed Presbyterian Church Address: 1053 E. Sixth St. Ontario, CA 92764 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gggpodcast/support
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