Today we think about how God substituted Himself for us. 

To be forgiven, we must give our sin to Christ who is judged in our stead. 

Jesus’ death on the cross was Him taking the punishment for our sin and by His wounds we are healed. 

Jesus’ death, although carried out by people who are guilty of their sin, was, ultimately, according, to God’s plan to save sinners. 

Let’s make the message of the cross central to our message because it has the power to save. 

Easter reminds us that God keeps His promises to save and empower by the Spirit.

God’s goodness is most clearly seen in the death of Christ, and His goodness is most enjoyed by those who live near the cross. 

Jesus, through His suffering and death, has washed us of sin and opens the way for us to be filled with His Spirit and peace.

Even on the darkest days, Jesus wants us to generously pour out our worship, which is a beautiful thing and the most important thing we do.

During these ‘Last Days’ there are many things that test our faith and love, so let’s be aware and prepared so as to remain faithful ...

Jesus wants us to bear good fruit which will be seen in our making space for Him in worship.