When Love Speaks: Seven Words from the Cross

Delivered on 8/29/2010

Part 1 of the series When Love Speaks: Seven Words from the Cross

Pastor Rick looks at the account of Jesus on the cross in Luke 23, and his first words, "Father, forgive them!" Pastor Rick talks about how we deal with guilt, how Jesus wants us to deal with it so we can be guilt free, and finally what Jesus does with our guilt because of the cross.

Delivered on 2/21/2010

Part 2 of the series When Love Speaks: Seven Words from the Cross

Pastor Rick looks at what it means to have assurance that we are saved, and the very minimum we must know in order to go to heaven, through the experience of the criminal next to Jesus on the cross.

Delivered on 2/28/2010

Part 3 of the series When Love Speaks: Seven Words from the Cross

Pastor Rick teaches us how to love like Jesus did as he hung on the cross and cared for his mother and John, even in his darkest time.

Delivered on 3/07/2010

Part 4 of the series When Love Speaks: Seven Words from the Cross

Pastor Rick looks at the most shocking words spoken by Jesus on the cross, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me!" Jesus is the substitute for our sin. We learn what this teaches us and what our response should be.

Delivered on 3/14/2010

Part 5 of the series When Love Speaks: Seven Words from the Cross

Pastor Rick looks at the fifth statement that Jesus spoke from the cross, "I am thirsty", looking at what it meant to Jesus, what it tells us about others, and what it tells us about ourselves.

Delivered on 3/21/2010

Part 6 of the series When Love Speaks: Seven Words from the Cross

Pastor Rick teaches on the greatest statement ever made: "Tetelestai, IT IS FINISHED!" answering the question, what did Jesus accomplish on the cross?

Delivered on 3/28/2010

Part 7 of the series When Love Speaks: Seven Words from the Cross

In the powerful conclusion to the Seven Words From the Cross series, Pastor Rick looks at the last words that Jesus spoke, "Father, I entrust my spirit into your hands," teaching us the four truths we can hold on to when days are dark.