The Cross and God - Part 1
June 6, 2021
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John Stott shows how that the cross of Christ is not only a deed done for us but a word spoken to us. The cross demonstrates God's love to us despite our being completely undeserving of it.
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John Stott explains that God's love is shown to us by the action he took in giving the most valuable gift possible in the person of His son Jesus.
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