In John 19:28–29, the apostle John records a small but theologically rich detail at the crucifixion of Jesus: a hyssop branch lifted to the Savior’s lips. This sermon …
In this sermon, Marked for Life: Jesus’ Death, Blood, and Hyssop, Pastor John Musgrave explores the deep symbolism of hyssop at the cross from John 19:28–29. Drawing powerful …
In John 19:28–29, Jesus declares, “I am thirsty,” and a sponge soaked in sour wine is lifted to His lips on a hyssop branch — a small detail …
What will life be like for Christians when Jesus returns? Discover the glorious promise of the new heaven and new earth in Revelation 21, where Christ dwells with …
Are you spiritually alive — or still separated from God by death?In John 19:28–30, the Apostle John tells us that Jesus received the sour wine on a hyssop …
In John 19:28–30, the Apostle John records two small but powerful details at the cross — vinegar and hyssop. What do these mean? In this sermon, Pastor John …
In this sermon from John 19:13–27, Pastor John Musgrave shows how the scene at the cross reveals why every believer needs the Church for their spiritual survival. Surrounded …
In this sermon from John 19:14–24, Pastor John Musgrave shows how Jesus stands at the very center of all history and reigns as the true King over every …
In John 19:12–16, the Jewish leaders cry out, “We have no king but Caesar.” This powerful passage confronts us with the ultimate question of one’s life: Who is …
Christians are commanded to speak up about who Christ is, but this will bring them persecution. Here are truths to help the Christian continue witnessing and to patiently …
In this sermon, “The True Reason Jesus Was Put to Death,” from John 19, we explore the question: Why did Jesus have to die? According to God’s law, …
Jesus, God and king, was despised by the religious and the non-religious, and His followers will be, too. They should know this will happen, and glory in being …
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