Wow, that was good singing.
Let me give you a little Bible lesson on good singing.
! I mean that.
I mean, after all, what a pastor should do
!
In other words, what we sing should be clearly connected to the glory of the word that God has given to his children.
Secondly, good singing is something that the Holy Spirit enables in a believer who is filled with the Spirit.
You all know that, don't you?
Right? Right?
One of the giveaways of not being filled with the Spirit is being a grumpy, unhappy, non-participating believer.
Do you follow what I'm saying?
Everybody's with me?
Everybody's saying, I get that memo, that's for me, right?
I like the way you sing.
I do.
I want people of the years from now to remember.
That when they were here, they heard people sing.
Because the words are true.
And because the Spirit of God works in believers' lives.
And we're thankful for that.
Now, remember what I said.
Good singing is informed by Scripture.
So it goes without saying that that's where we're next.
Turn in your Bibles.
That's one of the most precious statements.
Another one is, let's sing together.
But I want you to turn your Bibles to Romans chapter 4, verse 25.
Romans chapter 4, verse 25.
And as we get started this morning, I am going to ask that you join me quietly in prayer.
And your prayers, I have confidence in, will be one of the things that the Spirit of God uses this morning to lift up the glory of Christ in our presence.
I am responsible to preach.
You are responsible to pray.
And we will rely upon the Holy Spirit to do His work.
Amen?
Let's pray.
Father God, as we come this morning in prayer, our prayer is not a reflection of a habit or something that's woven into the order of service.
It is the humble and thankful dependence that we have upon you.
And apart from you, we can expect nothing of worth or significance.
We are frail, mindful of the clear picture that Scripture gives to us of our flesh being something that is at best an earthen pot.
And yet you have chosen to give to us the joy of salvation and the indwelling Spirit.
And it is on Him that we rely this morning to take the words that you have given to us by inspiration and to allow those words to resonate in our heart
and make sense through the working of the Spirit of God that this morning the Lord Jesus Christ would be exalted and lifted up.
That those who are here that know the Lord Jesus would have their hearts warmed and their affections for Him stirred
and their longing for the day that they will see Him face to face become something that is a growing characteristic of their life.
And those that are here who have allowed the troubles and cares of this life
to interfere with their sweet communion with you as their God and Savior
would have this day be a day of rededication and recommitment.
A renewal in their mind of the blessing of their salvation
and a confidence in their eternal destiny and ambition to live with an eye on eternity.
And those that are here that don't know Jesus
whose lives this morning are clouded
some with a pervasive sense of the hopelessness of life
others confused
profoundly frustrated
uncertain of what tomorrow may bring
that this morning first of all your Spirit would convict them
of the hopeless burden of sin
and then by your grace help them understand that Jesus died
to pay the price for that sin
and rose again victoriously.
We look forward
Holy Spirit
to what you do
to uplift Jesus
and we ask it in His name.
Amen.
Well this morning the first part
of this morning's worship
was given over to
the reminder in
Romans chapter 4
of the fact that Jesus
it tells us in the scripture
He was delivered up for our trespasses
and the reality from the Bible is this
is that Jesus died our death
He died my death
He died your death
and as a result of that
one of the things that
that I take pleasure
as a pastor in saying
at a funeral
is to those who are believers
I say Jesus died your death
the one who trusts Christ
does not face death
the same way Jesus faced it
nor does that person face death
the way an unbeliever faces it
for the believer
it says in the scripture
absent in the body
what?
present with the Lord
in fact the truth of the matter is
is one of the things
that is a little unnerving
in my conversation with individuals
when I have the opportunity
they'll say something like
today's a good day
and I say any better than this
and I'd be dead
and the normal takeaway from that
is I get people who look at me
and think I need to see a therapist
or at least I ought to be
on some medication
because something's wrong
and I say no, no, no
what I mean by that is
my last trip is up
that's a little more confusing
and I say the truth of the matter is
is when Tim Knoir dies
he's going to heaven
and it isn't any better than that
that's the truth
and the reason I have that confidence
and I can say that
without any hesitation
is because of what this verse
announces to us
and it presses together
the sweetness of the gospel
number one
it tells us there
Jesus died for us
he died in our place
there's a second thing
that I want us to see this morning
and that is the fact
of the resurrection
I want you to look at this
and recognize there
at the end of chapter 4
the apostle says
and was raised for our justification
the passage that we're looking at here
presumes
on something that we must stop
and consider carefully
it's interesting
and I'm not going to do it this morning
because of time
but if you were to take the time
to kind of work through the Bible
you would find that
in many many places
the scripture makes it clear
that Christ Jesus rose from the dead
not only did he die for our sins
but he rose again
and that's supremely important
and significant
not only does the Bible
make the fact of the resurrection clear
but the Bible also hinges everything
upon the reality of the resurrection
if Jesus did not rise from the dead
then we are here playing a game
and our faith really has no substance
or basis whatsoever
it is the fact of the resurrection
that we celebrate this morning
that is the great underpinning
of our faith
and the reason that we have absolute confidence
that when we leave this place
that we will spend eternity
in the presence of Christ
I want you to understand
just as we think about the fact
of the resurrection
that Jesus was right up front
about the reality of the fact
he would rise again
just think with me just for a moment
you're there in Romans
keep your finger
but turn back if you will
to John chapter 2
John chapter 2
verse 18 and 19
in John chapter 2
Jesus has just finished
cleansing the temple
I believe that he did it
at the beginning of his ministry
and he did it at the end
of his ministry
here we have it
at the very beginning
of his public ministry
and as he cleans the temple
he gets rid of all the garbage
that was going on in the temple
he has the Jews come to him
and say hey listen
what sign do you give
what's the proof
you have
what right do you have
for cleaning out the temple
look what he says there
in verse 19
destroy this temple
and in how many days
in three days
I will raise it up
right from the very beginning
he made it undeniably clear
listen I am going to die
and I am going to rise again
I am going to die
and I am going to rise again
and he let his disciples know
over and over and over again
that yes he would die for sin
but yes he would rise again
and this morning
as we are together
as believers
and we celebrate the resurrection
what we're saying is
we know Jesus rose again
and we're looking at a passage
that just hammers this point
undeniably clear
go back if you would then
to that passage in Romans chapter 4
and notice what it says
he was raised
for our
for our sin
and for our justification
now think with me just a minute
about the fact of the resurrection
not only did Jesus say
that it would happen
but it was also affirmed
by numerous witnesses
and it was never successfully challenged
by Jesus' enemies
if you are there in Romans
just turn ahead a little bit
to 1 Corinthians chapter 15
and in 1 Corinthians chapter 15
as the apostle is writing
regarding the matter of the resurrection
in broader terms
he makes reference
to the reality
of the fact
that when Jesus rose again
he was seen
by numerous people
who could have denied it
if it wasn't true
there in verse 5
it says this
and he appeared to Cephas
that's to Peter
then to the 12
then he appeared
to more than 500 brothers
at one time
most of whom are still alive
though
some have fallen asleep
now I want you to think with me
for a moment
one of the things about
about politics
is that we have learned
new vocabulary terms
how many of you knew
what plausible deniability was
before the last 10 or so years
do you know what
plausible deniability is
it is
posing something
in such a fashion
that you can deny
that it really happened
or you can kind of
wiggle your way around it
and one of the easiest ways
to be able to
have
your
statements
well
I would rephrase that
one of the easiest ways
to get away with a lie
is say it in such a vague way
that nobody can pin you down
case in point
all that's on my
server
is personal
and
the only way
you could find out
if that wasn't true
is to have
my
server
see
if no one else
is a witness
to what you
say
is true
guess what
nobody can prove
whether you're lying
or telling the truth
and here
in relationship
to the resurrection
Paul says
Jesus rose again
now there's nobody
living that really
knows anything
about this resurrection
just take my word
for it
it's all personal
no
what Paul says
is
hey
Peter saw him
the twelve saw him
and
after that
there were about
five hundred of us
and most of them
are living still
point being
if you have a question
about whether Jesus
rose from the dead
what you can do
is
check it out
with so and so
he was there
and he saw Jesus
not only is the resurrection
something that is
affirmed by numerous witnesses
but it really is the
foundation of our faith
it is what our faith
rests upon
and apart from the resurrection
we have no reason
to be confident
in the certainty
of the forgiveness
of all of our sins
or in the certainty
of our eternal destiny
I want you to realize
this issue of the resurrection
is at the heart
at the heart
of our faith
going back again
to first Corinthians
chapter 15
let me just read
what the apostle wrote
in verse 20
but in fact
Christ has been
raised from the dead
the first fruits
of those who have
fallen asleep
for as by man
came death
by a man
has come also
the resurrection
of the dead
for as in Adam
all die
so also in Christ
all have been made alive
each in his own order
Christ the first fruit
then it is coming
those who belong to Christ
how do I know
that I am going
to be resurrected
from the grave
how do I know
that those who have died
are going to be resurrected
the truth of the matter
is this
if you look back
a little bit
in verse 14
it says
if Christ has not
been raised
then our preaching
is in vain
and the dead
will not be raised
then in verse 20
listen
he is the one
who by his raising
from the dead
has made it
undeniably certain
that he
will also
raise us
from the dead
and we can trust
in that
it's because
of the empty tomb
that we can have
complete confidence
in a number
of different truths
in our faith
for one
we know we're going
to be raised
from the dead
number two
we can be absolutely
certain of this fact
that he will judge
sin
he will take care
of sin
I don't know about you
but every now and then
as I look at what's going
on in the world
I think to myself
boy it would be nice
if some of this stuff
was settled
I'm looking forward
to the day
when justice
happens
in many different
places and instances
and the fact
of the matter
is that Jesus
having raised
from the dead
is going to be
the one who cares
for the judgment
of all the sin
that's taking place
now
he will settle it
there's another thing
that I want you
to recognize
in relationship
to the matter
of his resurrection
it is proof
of the power
that is available
in us
to help us change
from being who we are
to who we will be
turn in your Bible
over to Ephesians
chapter 1
verse 19 and 20
Ephesians chapter 1
verse 19 and 20
there are two
very significant prayers
in the book of Ephesians
the first prayer
that Paul prays
is that the believer
would be aware
of the power
of the Holy Spirit
available in the believer's life
to help the believer
change
in those quiet moments
when we kind of
think carefully
about who we are
every one of us
ends up with a certain
amount of
insecurity
recognizing
the natural tendency
of our heart
and the struggle
we have with sin
do you recognize that
do you see that
in those moments
the believer
has the encouragement
and the confidence
that the problem
of their life
is something
that enjoys
the power
of the Holy Spirit
so that
where they are today
they don't have to
stay there
and they can change
and grow
how does change
how does growth
happen
does it happen
just because you
arbitrarily make a decision
I think I'm going to do
a little bit of moral
improvement
I'm going to be a little
less self-focused
I'm going to be a little
kinder
I'm going to not be
as sarcastic
as I have been
how many of you
have made those
kind of resolutions
before
and how long
did they last
until the next time
someone who was
close to you
bumped in you
and gave you
an opportunity
to practice
your sarcasm
at which you're
a specialist
well the happy fact
is this
is that the Holy Spirit
is in the believer
and the Holy Spirit
is invested
in the responsibility
of helping you change
now listen here
verse 19
and what is the
immeasurable
this is the prayer
that Paul prays
he says
what is the
immeasurable greatness
of his power
toward us who believe
according to the
working of his
great might
that he worked
in Christ
when he raised him
from the dead
happy thought
isn't that
the same power
that took Jesus
out of the grave
and raised him
again is the
power that is
available to help
me change
and not stay
the way
I am
and so this
morning as we
celebrate
the resurrection
one of the things
that we need to
understand is that
the resurrection
which is an
undeniable truth
is something that
is at the very
center of our
faith and it
has its effect
across the broad
range of the
things that we
enjoy as
believers
it is that
which gives us
comfort and
consolation
it is that
which encourages
us in those
moments of
challenge when
we're broken
by the world
we live in
it is that
which gives us
hope when we
face the reality
of where we are
and we think
about where we
need to go
and we know
I have the
power of the
Holy Spirit
that raised
Jesus up from
the dead
at work in me
and I have
confidence that
he's going to
do his work
well one
we recognize
this morning
the fact of
the resurrection
but I want to
take the passage
and kind of
push back into
it a little bit
more and
recognize that
his resurrection
has bearing
on our
justification
what we saw
earlier this
morning in the
first service
is that Jesus
died for our
sins
and what Paul
tells us then
in the last part
of Romans chapter
4 verse 25
is that the
resurrection of
Jesus not only
satisfies the
dead of our
past sins
but also brings
about his
righteousness
to our life
now before we
take our text
further I want
to say first of
all that Jesus
did not rise
from the dead
only for our
sakes Jesus
rose from the
dead because
death could not
hold him
one of the
songs that we
sing says
death could not
hold on to
Jesus and we
recognize that
the reason for
that are you
thinking why
Jesus was not
held in the
grave does
anybody know
can you say
to me I
have a Bible
verse that
that makes it
clear here's
why I see a
couple of you
nodding the
rest of you are
looking at the
nodders and
saying tell us
you know here's
the deal we
make a statement
we want to know
where it is in
the Bible how
is it that Jesus
couldn't be held
by death
you're in Romans
keep your finger
there we're coming
back but I want
you to go back
to that chapter
we're going to
bounce back and
forward between
1st Corinthians
chapter 15
verse 24
1st Corinthians
chapter 15
verse 24
it says this
then comes the
end when he
delivered the
king
that's not what
I wanted
I'm sorry
Acts chapter 2
see I got
habit of going
to Acts chapter
15
took a false
run there
Acts chapter 2
verse 24
it says this
okay how many
of you are
praying for
your pastor
that's just a
test just
sing
just sing
verse 2
chapter 2
verse 24
it says God
raised him up
loosing the
pangs of death
because it was
not possible
for him to be
held by it
it wasn't
possible for
Jesus to be
held in death
and then in
verse 27
it says for
you will not
abandon my
soul in Hades
or let your
holy ones see
corruption
now I want you
to come back
if you will
and think with
me about that
a little further
and here's where
we will go back
to 1st Corinthians
chapter 15
and remember
what it says
in the last
part of 1st
Corinthians
chapter 15
it says this
oh death
where is your
victory
oh death
where is your
sting
what is it
that makes
death
as destructive
as it is
it is the
power of sin
and with
the power
of sin
comes the
corrupting
ability
of sin
not only
on the
spirit
but also
on the
body
of a
man
and Jesus
being absolutely
sinless
death
could not
get a bite
on him
could not
hold on
to him
could not
keep him
in that
state
and so
let me tell
you that
while we
think about
the resurrection
and we
recognize that
faith in Christ
is an incredibly
simple truth
to hold on
to
it's something
that a
four year old
a five year old
may believe
it's something
that a person
who is in his
80s and 90s
may come to
faith and
believe in the
Lord Jesus
Christ
as simple
as it is
to believe
in Christ
the impact
of faith
is profound
and the
impact
of what
Jesus
did for us
on the
cross
is unbelievable
there are
many things
that come
with salvation
there are
many things
that come
as a result
of the
empty tomb
and let me
just kind of
touch on
several of
these things
for you to
kind of
ponder with
me
it says
here
for one
we are
saved
from the
wrath
to come
I don't
know about
you
but the
fact of
the matter
is
because
Jesus
died
in my
place
I have
no
condemnation
and I
have
no
reason
to
fear
the
eventual
consequence
of all
my
sin
in the
past
all
my
sin
I
know
Jesus
has
paid
my
debt
and
it's
paid
in
full
that's
what
we're
saying
this
morning
how
do
I
know
that
the
empty
tomb
makes
it
clear
that
payment
was
accepted
and
it
satisfied
my
debt
furthermore
because
Jesus
died
for my
sin
and rose
again
I
am
no
longer
condemned
to
an
going
to
spend
one
week
in
hell
or
two
weeks
in
hell
or
nine
years
in
hell
and
I'm
hoping
that
my
friends
will
pray
me
out
or
whatever
I
know
that
when
I
die
I
go
from
this
place
to
that
one
and
why
because
Jesus
paid
my
debt
and
satisfied
my
sin
he
paid
the
price
I'm
reminded
also
of the
fact
that
at
his
salvation
he
took
me
who
was
once
the
beloved
do
you
know
what
that's
saying
it's
saying
that
when
Jesus
looks
at
you
he
looks
at
you
with
favor
he
loves
you
and
you
are
accepted
unconditionally
every
now and
then we
probably
look at
ourselves
in the
mirror
and
think
what
did
you
do
making
me
oh
I
would
like
to
be
like
do
you
follow
what
I'm
saying
we
always
wish
we
were
somebody
else
there's
only
one
of
you
we're
joined
to
his
body
we're
connected
together
inseparably
connected
and we
could add
to that
list
one
thing
after
another
well
let me
come
back
and
pick
up
on
one
thing
in
particular
that
Paul
emphasizes
in
Romans
chapter
4
it
says
justification
and
when
Paul
uses
that
word
justification
he
says
Christ
Jesus
was
raised
for
our
justification
it
it's
fair to
stop
and think
a little
bit
about
what
is
involved
in
this
issue
of
justification
what's
being
spoken
of
well
justification
refers
to a
person's
legal
standing
before
God
the
idea
behind
the
word
is
this
is
that
the
question
behind
the
word
is
this
is
how
can
a
man
stand
in
the
presence
of
the
justice
of
a
holy
God
and
be
accepted
and
when
you
stop
and
really
think
about
that
there
are
only
two
ways
that
are
proposed
in
the
world
how
can
a
man
be
righteous
before
a
holy
God
there
are
only
two
proposed
ideas
in
the
world
one
is
that
man
may
earn
his
righteousness
because
a
he's
lived
a
completely
sinless
life
and
in
the
judgment
God
looks
at
his
completely
sinless
life
and
says
attaboy
good
job
come
on
down
right
it's
okay
Jesus
was
the only
man
who
lived
an
absolutely
sinless
life
isn't
that
correct
he's
the only
one
now
because
of that
because
of
Christ's
righteousness
the other
option is
available to
those who
believe on
Jesus
and that
is this
is that
his
righteousness
may be
imputed
or put
over on
my account
so that
when
God
looks
at the
record
of Tim
Knoyer's
life
I wonder
how Tim
Knoyer
did
it's
kind
of
interesting
to have
a woman
in our
church
who
knew
of me
and my
family
when I
grew up
in India
hi
Kimmy
how are
you doing
Kimmy and
Ron
and their
two boys
are here
entertaining
my mother
Kimmy you're
not allowed
to tell
any of the
stories about
when I
was growing
up
will you
if I
see anybody
standing near
her I'm
concerned
but here's
the truth
when God
turns the
pages on
Tim
Knoyer's
book
I wonder
how he
did
he sees
the finished
work of
Christ
he sees
his blood
and he
sees the
righteousness
of Christ
imputed
that means
transferred over
and put on
my account
I want you
to turn
just for a
moment
over to
Romans
chapter 3
verse 23
and 24
Romans
chapter 3
verse 23
and 24
for all
have sinned
and fall
short of
the glory
of God
you know
one of the
things that
comes at
Easter
and I am
very thankful
for this
is that
because of
family relations
and because of
family being
what it is
a lot of
times
an Easter
service is
where people
will come
in respect
for family
and for
relationships
that they
don't come
to church
normally
other than
that
do you
follow that
and if
there is
anything
that gives
me pleasure
on Easter
it is the
opportunity
of making
the gospel
undeniably
clear
plain
simple
so that when
you walk
out of here
one of the
things that I
trust
is just
absolutely
crystal clear
is I
know
number one
that all
men are
sinners
and stand
justly condemned
before a
holy God
and that
includes me
it's very
interesting
that the
idea of
coming to
grips with
the reality
of your
own sin
is a
fairly
complicated
and unhappy
process
do you
follow what
I'm saying
I mean
most of us
would like to
think that if
we put on a
smile and
makeup it's
good enough
the truth of
the matter is
is that that
doesn't do
anything to
touch the
heart
and what the
scriptures tell
us is the
heart is
deceitful above
all things and
desperately wicked
how many of
you have been
stunned on
occasion to
recognize just
how black and
dark the
thoughts of
your mind
and heart
are
the Bible
says there
is none
righteous
no not one
there's not a
single person
that by
virtue of
his own
standing
and his
own behavior
will be able
to stand in
the presence
of a holy
God and
say hey
I got a
right to
come in
because I
am free
of sin
no thing
like that
but what we
find there
in verse
24
yes all
have sinned
23
but
the one
who is
trusted in
Christ
is justified
by his
grace
as a
gift
through the
redemption
that is in
Christ Jesus
and we see
then in verse
25 whom
God put
forward as
a propitiation
by his
blood
to receive
to be
received by
faith
you know
what the
Bible is
telling us
is this
is that
the fact
of the
matter
is is
that
God
sent his
son the
Lord
Jesus
to die
in our
place
to satisfy
the judgment
of God
to take
our penalty
and to
satisfy
that debt
that we
had created
by our
sin
it's fairly
easy
to kind
of cook
on through
life
not thinking
very much
about just
what the
eternal
consequences
are of
your sin
in the
moment
but the
truth of
the matter
is
is at
night
in those
lonely
moments
when you're
quiet
by yourself
you recognize
there are
issues
and burdens
and darkness
that you can't
take care of
yourself
what do
you do
about
those
things
you can't
solve
the
problem
you can't
solve
the
problem
and the
fact of
the matter
is is
Jesus
came into
the world
and he
died
in our
place
and he
paid
our
penalty
and as
a result
of that
those who
trust in
Christ
have
their
sins
forgiven
and Christ's
righteousness
put over
top of
their
account
and as
a result
of that
the
legal
record
of our
life
and I
want you
to think
with me
of this
the legal
record
of our
life
is
stamped
justified
how many of you
remember
some of you
here have had
that happen
actually when you
finally get your car
paid off
and what comes
from the title
company
how many
like that
there it is
title free
and clear
or you
got the
last
of the
series of
payments
that you
decided
and it
said paid
in full
stamped right
there
and here's
the truth
because of
what Jesus
Christ has
done for
me
across the
record of
Tim
Knoyer's
life
it says
paid in
full
paid in
full
his
righteousness
imputed
or transferred
over and
put on
my
life
so let me
ask you a
question
this
Easter
this
Easter
are you
sitting here
this morning
with thankfulness
at the reality
of the
resurrection
and as you
got up this
morning
I trust
one of the
things you
did is
man
this is
the day
where we
remind
ourselves
that Jesus
rose from
the dead
and as a
result of
that
this is
a high
and holy
day
in which
I just
incredibly
rejoice
in what
Christ has
done in
saving me
I
thank him
for being
my savior
and I
thank him
for forgiving
me of all
my sins
and I
thank him
for the
certainty
I have
in heaven
as my
home
is that
something
that
happened
or is it
something
well
I know
my mom
wants me
to go
to church
today
I'll go
I hope
that's not
the case
I hope
that this
morning
is a day
when you
rejoice
in the
certainty
of Christ
as your
savior
and your
heart
reflects that
with the
joy
that
comes
from
him
if
you're
here
today
and the
truth
of the
matter
is
you've
never
come to
the place
where you
have trusted
in the
finished work
of Christ
let me
plead with
you
this is
the day
and this
is the
hour
there's
something
serious
about
sitting
in the
presence
of a
gospel
witness
and saying
no
to the
face
of God
does
that
make
sense
here's
the truth
Jesus
died
for your
sins
he rose
again
to make
it clear
that his
death
was sufficient
to satisfy
the debt
you've
created
and for
you to
sit here
and to
listen
to the
reality
of what
the word
of God
tells you
about the
way things
are
and the
spirit
of God
is weighing
in and
saying
that's
true
that's
true
that's
true
that's
true
for you
to sit
and say
yeah
well
I don't
care
or I'm
not interested
in what
God has
for me
can I
tell you
that what
that does
is dial
up
God's
attention
to your
stubborn
and belligerent
heart
there is a
sense in
which it's
better to
not hear
the truth
than to
hear the
truth
declared
clearly
and snub
what God
has to
say
and I
would plead
with you
this morning
if you
are here
and do
not know
Christ
I would
plead
with you
not to
walk away
with a
hard and
stubborn
heart
to the
gift
of
salvation
through the
finished
work of
Christ
we're going
to gather
together
to sing
we're going
to lift
up the
name of
Jesus
and as
we are
doing that
I want
to encourage
you
let's stand
together
as John
comes
but I want
to encourage
you as we
sing together
this morning
I want you
to sit
there and
think to
yourself
do I
know
Christ
as my
savior
is he
the one
that I
rejoice
in
or is
this the
day that I
need to come
to grips
with the
darkness
of my
heart
and the
hopelessness
of my
eternal
soul
and I
want to
trust in
Jesus
Christ
alone
in whom
is salvation
and I
want to
plead with
you this
morning as
we are
singing
if God
lays it on
your heart
that you
need to
take care
of your
soul
this morning
by pleading
for Christ
and asking
for his
salvation
you humble
yourself
you come
down to
the front
and you
say I
need
Jesus
as my
savior
you do
that this
morning
I need
Jesus
as my
savior
john
thank you
for the
cross
lord
thank you
for the
price
dude