The Act of Calvary!

“For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but unto us which are saved it is the power of God” (I Corinthians 1:18).

The act of Calvary represents history’s most powerful demonstration of love by Jesus Christ. This act of love released an unparalleled power against evil and a superior love for humanity never seen before or since. All hope, miracles, strength, and sustaining love flow from the finished work of Calvary. Every act Jesus performed through Calvary was for redemptive, reconciliatory, and relationship purposes (Hebrews 4:15).

 

1. His trial and court case with the Sanhedrin (Isaiah 53:3-4):

Was for power to be released to help us when we experience slander.
Was for power to be released to help us when we experience character assassinations.

2. His scourging and beatings (Isaiah 53:5):

Was for power to be released for the physical sufferings we would experience.
Was for power to be released to give us physical healing.

3. The crown of thorns (Matthew 27:29):

Was for power to be released for our mental and emotional healing.
Was for power to be released for strength and endurance for our mind.

4. The nail piercings of His hands (John 20:27):

Was for power to be released to help us with service ministry and loving others relationally.

5. The nail piercings of His feet (Luke 24:39):

Was for power to be released for our jobs and ministries.
Was for the power to carry the gospel.

6. The piercing of His side (John 19:34):

Was for power to be released so that we may be His Bride.
Was for power to learn how to receive His superior love personally.

7. The robe Jesus wore (Isaiah 61:10):

Was for the power to walk in our identity.
Was for power to walk and live in holiness.

Calvary is final! These analogies show us that Calvary is our total source of power and passion through Jesus Christ!

Pastor Don Rogers
The Pentecostals of Wisconsin
WNOP North Central Region Prayer Coordinator
(Information from: Prayer Connect Newsletter – World Network of Prayer – floshaw@wnop-upci.ccsend.com)

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