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“Vancouver, Vancouver, this is it!” — the final words of David Johnston as Mount St. Helens erupted in 1980. The rescue mission could not save him. But God’s rescue mission has succeeded. Through Jesus Christ, God has made a way of escape from the coming wrath. The question is: Will you respond while the rescue is available? This Is It. Jesus is calling. Will you come?
How great is our God? His greatness is beyond our understanding, yet He has made Himself known through His love for us. “For God so loved the world” that He gave His only-begotten Son, not to condemn the world, but that the world might be saved through Him.
In Him we live, move, and exist. Nothing is hidden from His eyes, and every heart and every life is fully known to Him. The greatness of God is seen not only in His power and majesty, but in the depth of His love and His desire to save.
A great God has made a great salvation available to us — through Jesus Christ.
What does it truly mean to be righteous before God? Scripture shows us that all have sinned and fallen short of God’s glory, and that our own righteousness can never make us right with Him. Yet God, in His mercy, has provided a righteousness that comes through faith in Jesus Christ.
From the sinner who turns from his ways, to the humble tax-gatherer who cries, “O God, have compassion on me, the sinner,” we see that God is not seeking our self-righteousness, but a heart that turns to Him.
And as the river in Ezekiel’s vision flows deeper and deeper, bringing life wherever it goes, so the righteousness and grace of God bring forgiveness, transformation, and new life.
God’s righteousness is not something we can earn — it is something God freely gives through Christ.
From Hezekiah’s shadow turning back, to the darkness that covered the earth at Calvary; from a light brighter than the noonday sun that changed Paul’s life, to the promise of the Sun of Righteousness rising with healing — these Scriptures reveal a God who brings light into darkness, hope into despair, and life where there seemed to be none.
We can hear about Jesus, read about Him, and know what others say about Him—but have you come to know Him for yourself? Job said, “I had heard of thee by the hearing of the ear, but now mine eye seeth thee.” The blind man cried out to Jesus and received his sight. Mary came to the empty tomb and could say, “I have seen the Lord.” This preaching looks at the difference between hearing about Jesus and knowing Him personally—not simply as someone we know about, but as My Saviour.
Many knew Him simply as “the man called Jesus” (John 9:11), but who is He really? The One who gave sight to the blind, strength to the helpless, and hope to the hopeless is the same Man who gave Himself as a ransom for all. Though the world saw only a man crowned with thorns, God revealed Him as the Saviour of sinners. Come and hear the wonderful story of the Man called Jesus and discover why He is still the answer to man’s greatest need.
God sees more than our outward appearance—He sees our hearts. The Bible says He sees every life, every heart, and every secret. Yet the God who sees us is also the God who lovingly calls us to Himself through His son the Lord Jesus Christ. What does that mean for you?
Where can true peace be found in a troubled world? Discover God’s invitation to every weary heart through Jesus Christ. This message explores the peace that flows from knowing Him, the rest He promises to all who come to Him, and the reconciliation made possible through the blood of His cross. Come and be encouraged by God’s Word and find the peace and rest your soul longs for.
God weighs every heart. Will you be found wanting—or found in Christ?