Title: The Suffered Lord
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The Lord who suffered (Isaiah 53:7-12)
Dear saints, Today is Passion Sunday, especially when we think deeply about the sufferings of the Lord. Passion Sunday We pray that the abundant blessings of our Lord, who suffered on the cross for us this morning, overflow in our hearts. Today's text is the Messiah. When Christ suffers, it speaks of how he suffers. As we go through the text, we want to share the grace by thinking about the “image of the Lord who suffered” for us.
I. absolute obedience
II. silence
Ⅲ. Prayer
Our Lord has lived a life of prayer. In verse 12, the prophet Isaiah prophesied, “But he prayed for transgressors, bearing the sins of many.” The Messiah says that even on the cross he will pray for sinners. Like these words, our Lord prayed even on the cross. “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.” This was an intercessory prayer for the sinner who crucified himself. Even now our Lord is praying for us at the right hand of the throne of God. Dear all! Please keep in mind that our Lord prayed when He suffered. I pray that you will become a saint who prays especially in difficult times. This Lord will answer our prayers.
Dear all! I hope you will remember once again the image of the Lord who suffered on this Holy Sunday morning. The Lord has no reason to suffer. He suffered this suffering only for me to save me for my sins. I pray that you will love the Lord who suffered for me more and become a saint who promises loyalty and devotion to Him.