Sunday's sermon, which I turned into a blog post with accompanying audio, video, and notes:
https://www.scottlapierre.org/blessed-are-those-whose-sins-are-covered/
God took away Adam and Eve’s fig leaves and clothed them himself. He stopped them from covering themselves, and he covered them. This is a physical picture of a spiritual reality. God doesn’t want us to cover our sins. He wants to cover our sins for us. In Psalm 32:1 David wrote, “Blessed are those whose sins are covered.” We can’t cover our sins. When we try, we fail. We still see our sin. It is always before us. But when we confess our sin, and God covers it, it is hidden from sight, never to be seen again.
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When others scattered, Joseph of Arimathea and the women stayed near Jesus.
Luke 23:50-56 shows us what true discipleship looks like when faithfulness is costly, quiet, and courageous.
Watch here:
Read here:
https://www.scottlapierre.org/joseph-of-arimathea-and-the-women-who-faithfully-honored-jesus/
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When Jesus died, the temple veil was torn in two. Why does that matter?
Because the torn veil showed that Christ opened the way for sinners to come to God. What had once been closed under the Old Covenant was opened through Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross.
In this sermon, I explain what the veil represented, why access to God was restricted in the Old Testament, and what Luke 23:45 teaches us about the gospel.
Read the blog post: https://www.scottlapierre.org/why-the-temple-veil-was-torn/
Watch the sermon:
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