The message for Sunday Morning April 2, 2006, centered on the trial of Jesus as written in John 18:12 - 19:16.
The message concentrated heavily on the many different illegalities committed by the ruling parties of that time and place. According to the laws of the people during that period of time, Christ should never have been tried, nor put to death.
Pastor Hileman illustrates with great detail, just why Jesus chose to submit to these illegalities, and why He chose to follow His Father's will.
Listen to the message, and follow along in the outline below.
The Trial of Jesus
John 18:12 - 19:16
Arrest Development:
Annas to Caiaphas to Pilate to Herod to Pilate
I. The____________________One vs._______________(18:20-24)
No____________________life
No____________________
II. The ____________High Priest vs. the____________High Priest (18:19 - 24)
A. The contrast in_____________________(13-14)
B. The _____________________ ___________________of the officer (22)
C. The exceeding_____________of the____________________of Jesus
(Hebrews 4:14-16; 7:26-28; 10:10-14)
Remember:_________________High Priest_______________________,
________________________, and__________________________
III. The______________of the______________ vs. the_________________
of________________________
A. His kingdom is______________________________(18:33-36)
Where is my________________________________?
B. His rule is___________________________________(18:37-38)
How is my__________________________________?
C. His authority is_______________________________(19:10-11)
Am I_______________________________________?
