8 Sermons Tagged "Victory"

This is the final sermon from the 2023 Lent series "Why Must the Servant of the LORD Suffer?" Pastor Schurman concludes the series by explaining what Jesus' victory over sin, death, and the devil did for us using the last verses from Isaiah's prophecy about the suffering servant.

This Easter we look not just at Jesus' resurrection, but also the resurrection of many believers who were already entombed when he gave up his spirit on the cross. These resurrections are proof of the victory Christ won over sin and death, and they show us that, for believers, death is merely a sleep for the body.

While hanging a cross beside Jesus, a dying criminal makes a true confession of faith. Jesus then promised and assured the criminal that he was going to Heaven when he died. It is through that confession and promise we get another glimpse of Jesus' full glory and deity.

In the sixth sermon from 2019 Lent series Confessions Proclaimed by Christ's Enemies, we examine the words of the governor's soldiers: "Hail, King of the Jews!"

While enduring hardship always say, "Surely, I am saved!" Remember that no one can separate you from Christ, and Christ's victory belongs to you.

Christ's enemies have been defeated and will be utterly humiliated, and Christ's victory places you in his invisible church. (This sermon was preached on a Sunday known as "Saints Triumphant." By the term "saints" we mean all believers who trust in Jesus for salvation. On Judgment day all believers will shine with Christ's undeniable victory.)