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.
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The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry Week 2: On Silence and Solitude
The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry Week 1: Go for Broke or the Easy Yoke?
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The Gospel of John: I am the Vine
The Gospel of John: The Way, the Truth, and the Life
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The Gospel of John: The Good Shepherd Discourse
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The Gospel of John: I am the Light of the World
The Gospel According to John: The Bread of Life
The Gospel According to John: Healing at the Bethesda Pool
The Gospel According to John: The Official’s Son
The Gospel According to John: Water into Wine
The Gospel According to John: Introduction to the Book
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