Message: “The King on the Cross” from Kevin Dibbley

This message is called “The King on the Cross” and we will be studying Luke 23:26-49. In this passage, we will see that everyone is a mess except Jesus. The women, the rulers, the criminals hanging beside him are all struggling in their own way. Some are weeping. Some are mocking. Some are uttering their final words. Yet, Jesus is there graciously ministering to them all. Author Scotty Smith writes, “God’s grace is stronger than our worst sins, and his blood is deeper than our lowest days.” This is one of those passages where the proof really is in the pudding. Jesus says that He has come into the world to save sinners. When sinners are at their worst, Jesus is still shepherding. Jesus is still reaching out in grace. If you have any doubt about whether or not Jesus will love you at your worst, this text, this scene at the cross, answers all doubt. Come this Sunday as we remember our King and how He loved us from the cross.

Scripture References: Luke 23:26-49

Related Topics: Crucifixion, Grace, Jesus Savior, Kingdom of God, Luke, Sin | More Messages from Kevin Dibbley

From Series: "Glorious Disruption: A Study in the Gospel of Luke"

"The King on the Cross"