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“ O Jerusalem, Jerusalem… how often would I have gathered thy children together, as a hen doth gather her brood under her wings, and ye...

John 3:16 explained: God’s love, the Son He gave, the call to believe, and the promise of everlasting life—how you can know it today.

We live in a world that prizes self-reliance and self-improvement — but the message of the gospel is the opposite. In Isaiah 45:22 , God speaks with stunning simplicity: “Look unto Me, and be saved.” This message reminds us that salvation isn’t about what we can do for God; it’s about what God has already done for us through Jesus Christ. Sermon of the gospel message The preacher begins with a direct question: Are you saved? To illustrate what salvation means, he pictures som

John 3:16 isn’t just familiar; it’s alive. It caught Nicodemus on his first night with Jesus, and it still meets us on our own first...

Imagine standing in a crowded courtyard, chains on your wrists, waiting for a death sentence. Then, without warning, you hear your name—“Barabbas, you’re free.” A guilty man walks away, and Jesus takes his place. That day wasn’t just history; it was a picture of what Jesus has done for us. The innocent Son of God was condemned so the guilty could go free. Who was Barabbas? Barabbas was a notorious prisoner, guilty of rebellion and murder. By every standard, he deserved punish