22.04.16 “Golgotha” Matt. 27:26-66; John 19:16-42

Episode 220416 • April 15, 2022 • 00:11:24
22.04.16 “Golgotha” Matt. 27:26-66; John 19:16-42
Walking with Jesus with Pastor Doug Anderson Podcast
22.04.16 “Golgotha” Matt. 27:26-66; John 19:16-42

Apr 15 2022 | 00:11:24

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Good morning my 'Walking with Jesus" friends, Today, let's do that. . . let's walk with Jesus to His crucifixion on Golgotha hill.  Yesterday I left you standing in the crowd viewing a historic and almost unbelievable scene, especially if you are a person who believes these truths about Jesus: Jesus He is God incarnate, the creator of the world, who had come to earth, taking on a human body, for the purpose of telling our world the truth about God, the truth about humanity, and the truth about our desperate need for a Savior, for none of us can save ourselves from our hopeless sin bondage and sin condemnation.  

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   Today's Scripture is Matthew 27:26-66; John 19:16-42. Choose below to read or listen.Matthew 27:26-66​​John 19:16-42​​

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