Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Key Points
- 1.In ancient Roman crucifixion, a ledger detailing a criminal's offenses and debts was nailed to their cross.
- 2.The torture and death on the cross were rightfully ours because the ledger nailed to it contained our personal sins.
- 3.Jesus Christ intentionally took the cross that carried your personal ledger of spiritual debt.
- 4.To pay off another person's financial or spiritual debt, one must possess a surplus beyond what is owed.
- 5.According to Ephesians 2:7, Jesus possesses an infinite surplus of surpassing grace and heavenly riches.
- 6.Through His overflowing surplus of grace, Jesus was able to pay the debt of every person who puts their trust in Him.
- 7.On a single cross, Jesus canceled the unique debt ledgers of all believers once and for all.
Sermon Moments
“In Roman crucifixion, they would always stamp the person's ledger to the cross that they were about to crucify.”
“Jesus Christ decided to take the cross that had your ledger.”
“In order for a person to pay off debt, they have to have a surplus in order to pay the debt off.”
“He got up on one cross and canceled all debts.”
This Week
Remember This
Jesus took our personal ledger of sin to the cross and used His infinite surplus of grace to cancel our debt completely.
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