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James Siekbert - March 29, 2026

Calvary

History is marked by great discoveries and monumental shifts, but none compare to the moment the Roman cross was raised on a hill called Golgotha. Calvary is not just a historical footnote; it is the greatest event in time. In this message, we journey back to the rugged terrain of the crucifixion to witness the profound depth of Christ’s sacrifice. We explore the dual reality of the cross: the harrowing physical and spiritual suffering Jesus endured, and the radical, unconditional love that kept Him there. Understanding the immense pain Jesus bore—not just from the nails, but from carrying the weight of the world’s sin. How Jesus died for everyone, extending grace even to those who mocked and rejected Him in His final hours. A look at the powerful exchange between Christ and the thief on the cross, proving that it is never too late to turn toward the Light. The assurance that, like the repentant thief, our belief in Him is the key that unlocks eternal life. "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do." — Luke 23:34 Join us as we reflect on the cross, where justice and mercy met, and where the debt of humanity was paid in full. Whether you feel close to God or a thousand miles away, the message of Calvary is a reminder that redemption is within reach.

Scripture References: Luke 23:32-43

From Series: "General Preaching"

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