Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Lord Jesus Christ”
The audio sermon explores the significance of Christ’s sufferings, drawing insights from Matthew 26:1. It emphasizes worship, self-mortification, and the necessity of enduring suffering as Christ did. The sermon connects biblical prophecy with Christ’s crucifixion, highlighting human wickedness alongside divine will to portray the depth of Christ’s sacrifice and humility at the cross.
TEARS OF LORD JESUS CHRIST Posted here is the sermon delivered by Br. Koshy Mathew at Borivali Assembly on Nov 2016 Passage of Reference: Heb 5:7-8, 2 Kings 20:5, Rev 21:4, Mark 9:24, and more …
Littleness of Christ Posted here is the sermon delivered by Br. George Dawson at Borivali Assembly on 29 September 2016 Passage of Reference: Micah 5:2 Lord Jesus Christ being the King of Kings and the …
Note: This is the 2nd part of this sermon. To listen the 1st part, Visit the following link- https://borivaliassembly.net/?p=7104
Out of the many “I Will” statements that our Lord made, Br K. V Simon draws Valuable Spiritual Lessons of namely 3 Statements:
1. I will draw all men unto my self.John 12:32
2. I will build the Church. Matthew 16:18
3. I will come again. John 14:3
Out of the many “I Will” statements that our Lord made, Br K. V Simon draws Valuable Spiritual Lessons of namely 3 Statements:
1. I will draw all men unto my self.John 12:32
2. I will build the Church. Matthew 16:18
3. I will come again. John 14:3
Posted Below is the sermon delivered by Br. Viji Roberts at Borivali Assembly on 10th Feb,2011. The sermon is part of the series ‘ The Sovereign God and Suffering Savior’.
In Isaiah 6, we see a God high and lifted up, whose train filled the whole temple. A God full of Glory and in awesome majesty, is the center of all worship in Heaven. Before whom, the first words that proceeded out of Isaiah’s mouth were “Woe is me… “. A Sovereign God!!
Isaiah in God’s Presence, beholding God’s Glory and majesty resulted in his
1. Repentance
2. Redemption
3. Response
But in Isaiah 52:13- 53; We see a Suffering Savior. Isaiah 53 is divided in couplets of three verses and it is last of the ‘Servant songs’ which starts from Isaiah 42.
Isaiah 52:13-15: The Success of the Servant
Isaiah 53:1-3 : The Story of the Servant
Isaiah 53:4-6 : The Suffering of the Servant
Isaiah 53:7-9 : The Submission of the Servant
Isaiah 53:10-13: The Sacrifice of the Servant
