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OH, WHAT A SAVIOR

by Steve Wagers

Scripture: John 19:19


Oh, What a Savior
Steve Wagers
John 19:19


In his day, Charles Spurgeon was the most famous preacher in the world. The crowds of people who wanted to hear him preach were so large that before the church was able to erect a building with enough seating, they rented the Royal Surrey Music Hall which seated 10,000 people. For a number of years, tickets were required to get in to hear Spurgeon preach.

The story is told that a visitor from America, eager to hear the ''Prince of Preachers,'' convinced a friend to get him a ticket to a service. After the service, the American stood in the vestibule talking to his English friend. He did not know that Spurgeon was standing nearby listening. The Englishman asked what he thought of the service, and his friend replied, ''What a preacher!'' Spurgeon began to weep. When the church member asked him what was wrong, Spurgeon replied, ''I wish he had said, 'What A Savior!'''

Davinci's famous painting ''Last Supper.'' Friend was amazed at the cup in the hand of Christ. Davinci immediately erased the cup saying, ''Nothing must ever take the focus off of Christ.''

His TREASON (18:1-11)
His TRIAL (18:28-40)
His TESTIMONY (19:4,6) 2X - ''I find no fault in him.''

1) A SUFFERING Savior!

A) His BODY was SHATTERED (1-3)

SCOURGED - STRIPPED - SMITTEN - SUFFERED

B) His BLOOD was SHED (34)

Hands/feet were PIERCED. Side was PULVERIZED.
1st drop of blood that fell to the ground - REDEEMED THE WORLD

2) A SYMPATHETIC Savior!

A) The SPECIFIC ANNOUNCEMENT (26)

Mary lost a son - gained a son
Never lose anything with Jesus. He always provides.

B) The SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT (27)

Even in His dying moment - THINKING OF OTHERS
(Cp. Hebrews 4:15) He is TOUCHED by:
What we FACE - FEEL - FEAR - FIGHT

Does Jesus care?
Oh yes, He cares.
I know He cares.
His heart is touched with my grief.

3) A SOVEREIGN Savior!

''Might be fulfilled'' - 3X (24,28,36)

A) He COMPLETES the SACRIFICE (30a))

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