Podcasts about thief on the cross

The saving of the thief on the cross is undoubtedly the most remarkable salvation of all of those recorded in the gospels. Many people believed in Jesus as they watched Him heal, deliver and perform miracles, but this man believed as he watched Jesus die. He had only a few hours of contact with Jesus, during which both endured the horrors of crucifixion, yet, in spite of this, he embraced the essentials of the gospel and was granted eternal life. No one explained to him what he must do to be saved, but as he watched and listened, his heart told him the truth, and he responded with faith. It would be hard to imagine a situation which better reveals the essential elements for salvation. Let's look closely at this man's experience. To purchase Pastor Steve's newest book Understanding Romans: Life-Changing Lessons from Paul's Greatest Letter, visit Amazon.  Also check out our website at lifelessonspublishing.com for additional resources for pastors and leaders. We have recorded classes and other materials offered at no charge.    

In Luke 23:39-43, we see the story of the thief on the cross and his interaction with Jesus. This powerful message shows us that it's never too late for forgiveness and hope, no matter our past mistakes or present circumstances. Find encouragement and inspiration in this podcast and discover the true love and grace of God.Send us a text

The Thief on the Cross - Zane Zybach by The Church of Christ Wheeler Area

This story gets lots of attention around this time of year. No doubt, it is an incredible example of the saving power of the sacrifice of Christ. But the way it's interpreted is critical to a right understanding of what it means to follow Jesus. Whitney Capps and Russ Greer offer some thoughts on how this encounter with the crucified Christ impacts the greater understanding of salvation.We'd love to hear from you! Send us your thoughts or show ideas via text message.Support the showIf you want to learn more about how your life and your theology matter, join the Theology and Fun community.

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The account of the thief's interaction with Jesus on the cross was included in the Gospel of Luke for a reason. But what is the lesson we are to take from that brief interaction? In this podcast, we discuss what lessons should and which lessons should not be taken from that section of scripture. One of the main conclusions is that we can never get too far from God to return to Him through Christ and it is never too late to make our decision for Christ. #goodfriday 

Send us a textIt's that time of year again! We're crossing over with Ministry Misfits and Is it Pagan for our 2025 Lenten Easter Special. This year we're talking about the simplicity of Salvation by looking at the significance of the rebel on the cross next to Jesus and why his declaration of to Jesus is so important. Support the show If you have any questions about the subjects covered in today's episode you can find us on Facebook at the links below or you can shoot me an email at joe@buddywalkwithjesus.com One Stop Shop for all the links Linktr.ee/happydeamedia

In part three of our series, Walking With Jesus: A Journey to the Cross with Major Dr. Terry Masango, we explore three simple words: "Jesus, remember me."  Spoken by a dying criminal, these words contain within them the essence of our faith journey. As we near Holy Week, Major Masango invites us to consider which of the two thieves we identify with—the one who demanded physical salvation or the one who recognized his need for spiritual redemption. It's a message that speaks directly to those of us who feel unworthy, invisible, or beyond redemption. It reminds us that even at the worst points in our lives—even in our final moments like the thief on the cross—we can turn to Jesus and simply ask, "Remember me." And his answer remains the same: "Today you will be with me in paradise." >>> Get your free Holy Week Art Journal here. EPISODE SHOWNOTES: Read more. BE AFFIRMED. Get the Good Words email series. JOIN THE HOPEFULS. Get inside the group. WHAT'S YOUR CAUSE? Take our quiz. BE INSPIRED. Follow us on Instagram. DO GOOD. Give to The Salvation Army.

Part 3 in the sermon series "In the Shadows"

He died a thief's death. He awoke in paradise. As Easter approaches, Pastor Colin Smith, host of Open the Bible, shares one of the most remarkable stories of God's grace. It's a feature called Heaven, How I Got Here, and it's the perfect opportunity for you to share the Good News.

Pastor Nichole continues her series that investigates interactions that Jesus had with people during His time here on earth.Jesus shared his message of salvation to all, even in his final agonizing moments on the cross. What vital lesson about salvation must we learn from Jesus' interaction with the thief on the cross, and how do we apply it in our own lives if we hope to bring the gospel to everyone, everywhere?

A talk from the Mbird Birmingham Conference "Grace, Rest, and the End of Scorekeeping". 2011. Property of Mockingbird Ministries, all rights reserved (www.mbird.com).

Heading to Paradise, and the question about the thief on the cross

Conversations Jesus Had, Part 15: The Thief on the Cross. Death bed conversions happen! Last second salvation happens! While this gives us great hope; it would be foolish to presume this opportunity to be available to others - including yourself.

A new MP3 sermon from Puritan Reformed Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Thief on the Cross Speaker: Brian Schwertley Broadcaster: Puritan Reformed Church Event: Sunday - PM Date: 11/10/2024 Length: 57 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Covenanted Reformed Presbyterian Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Thief on the Cross: A Testimony of Sovereign Grace Speaker: Brian Schwertley Broadcaster: Covenanted Reformed Presbyterian Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 11/10/2024 Bible: Luke 23 Length: 61 min.

Sermon Outline/Slides: What about the Thief on the Cross

It seems that the thief on the cross gets a lot of attention in the discussion of salvation. This study takes things a bit deeper in understanding when the thief lived, not where Jesus said he would live.

On the ⁠Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast Ambassador ⁠Weekend review with our teacher Dr. John G. Mitchell we continue in the book of Luke chapter 23. We'll be camping in this chapter in this 20th installment of the Gospels review.  Let's join Dr. Mitchell now as he continues his overview of the book of Luke chapter 23 to take a look at Jesus our Savior and His last minute pardon of the thief on the cross. 

Jesus made a promise to the thief on the cross, but what exactly was that promise? #Bible #study #Chronlogical #Gospels #Jesus #Crucifixion #Kingdom #Paradise #Heaven email: attbpodcast@theadventure.org Like us on Facebook: fb.me/adventurethroughthebible Photo by Stenbakken Media Epic Dramatic Exzel Music Publishing (freemusicpublicdomain.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

People are obsessed with life; no one wants to die. In fact, we are scared to death of dying. Most of us are familiar with the saying, "You only live once." But we have to ask ourselves an all-important question: What happens to us after we die? For most people, death is either a great mystery or a subject of great denial. However, the fact remains – we all die. What if this life is not all there is? What if there actually is life after death? If so, who can tell us what happens after we die? Because of His firsthand experience in heaven and His knowledge of the future, Jesus can. He presents us with three basic truths about the subject of life after death: 1. There is life after death. 2. There are two destinations from which everyone must choose. 3. There is a way to ensure you make the right choice. Right now, you may be dying of thirst, but you don't have to perish in your thirst. Likewise, you may be overcome with sin, but you don't have to die in your sins. There is something you can do, right now, to ensure that when you die, you will have everlasting life and happiness. The most important thing you must do in this life is to make sure you don't die in your sins. God sent his Son into the world not to judge the world, but to save the world through him. – John 3:17 (NLT)

The biblical kind of remembering is not like our usual idea of remembering where we recall an event or reflect on happier times. Biblical remembering involves bringing something from the past into the present in such a way that it does not lose any of its original meaning or power or import. It's an almost tangible way to connect past and present. So much about worship—so much about living a life of worship—is about remembering rightly. How do we remember rightly and biblically?

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In this episode, Dr. Richard Caldwell and Dr. Josh Philpot explore the biblical account of the thief on the cross from Luke 23. The discussion delves into how this story reveals the nature of salvation, which is by grace alone through faith alone, and emphasizes the power of faith in Christ, even in the final moments of life. This story serves as both an encouragement and a warning—showing that it's never too late to come to Christ, but also highlighting the urgency of responding to the gospel message.

In this episode, Dr. Richard Caldwell and Dr. Josh Philpot explore the biblical account of the thief on the cross from Luke 23. The discussion delves into how this story reveals the nature of salvation, which is by grace alone through faith alone, and emphasizes the power of faith in Christ, even in the final moments of life. This story serves as both an encouragement and a warning—showing that it's never too late to come to Christ, but also highlighting the urgency of responding to the gospel message.

A new MP3 sermon from Founders Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: How the Thief On The Cross Found Paradise with Christ Subtitle: 01 Straight Truth Podcast Speaker: Richard Caldwell Jr. Broadcaster: Founders Baptist Church Event: Podcast Date: 9/12/2024 Length: 7 min.

The Thief on the Cross and baptism. 

In Isaiah 53:10-12, Isaiah the prophet wrote about the coming Messiah, Jesus Christ, 700 years before Jesus came to the earth! That tells us that the plan of God for a redeemer, God's will, always was! It was also God's will that, even in death, it did not end the plan and will of God, because through resurrection, God's will and testament, Jesus, would live on eternally. And Jesus gave us that promise, too. That plan, the will and testament of God, was and is inclusive for all who believe that Jesus is the Son of God, God Himself, and that He came to save us from our sins. Even one of the two thieves who died on the cross with Jesus believed and was saved! He believed that Jesus was the Son of God, and he believed that he was a sinner and that Jesus could save him from his sins, even though he deserved death. Jesus gave him such a glorious hope and promise that, today, that very day of what seemed to be the worst day of that man's life, would end in Paradise with Jesus—eternally. Even the thief on the cross believed and was saved! And again, that same promise is given for us, today. Do you believe?

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We live in a time that we can communicate or shop around the world in relatively a short amount of time. We can get thousands of answers to our questions on our phone in a matter of seconds or thousands of a second. We can transfer, send or receive money electronically in a few clicks. It seems like almost everything we want or need is being available to us faster and faster in a shorter amount of time and effort. So, what about praying? Can we get what we want or need in a short prayer? Do short prayers even work? The bible has some really good examples of short prayers and how they worked. These examples should encourage us to pray, even if we don’t exactly know how to get started praying, and if we do pray they should encourage us to pray even more.

We live in a time that we can communicate or shop around the world in relatively a short amount of time. We can get thousands of answers to our questions on our phone in a matter of seconds or thousands of a second. We can transfer, send or receive money electronically in a few clicks. It seems like almost everything we want or need is being available to us faster and faster in a shorter amount of time and effort. So, what about praying? Can we get what we want or need in a short prayer? Do short prayers even work? The bible has some really good examples of short prayers and how they worked. These examples should encourage us to pray, even if we don’t exactly know how to get started praying, and if we do pray they should encourage us to pray even more.

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It's the final week of The Unmentionables series! Today, we turn to the thief who hung beside Jesus on the cross. As Pastor Tim Ingram digs in to the story, we can pull out some powerful truths about sin, suffering, and the unfathomable cost of grace.

He is risen indeed! One of the men hanging on a cross next to Jesus got to experience an amazing encounter with him right before their deaths. Listen in now!

Better Stories: The Thief On The Cross by Lifehouse