The Cross of Jesus (eBook) by Warren Wiersbe

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'A hideous mistake'. 'The pivotal event of world history'.

These are but two of the multitude of opinions expressed down the ages about the momentus and mysterious crucifixion of Jesus.

Warren Wiersbe takes us right back to the scene and shows us how Jesus himself understood the meaning of the cross, why he endured it, and what he actually said as he hung there.

It becomes clear that Jesus was confronting cosmic forces. But, more than that, he was accomplishing his Father's purpose that would ultimately affect the destiny of our lives.

Title

The Cross of Jesus
Author(s)

Warren Wiersbe
Series

Wiersbe mini books
ISBN

9781913278779
Format

eBook
Publisher

10Publishing
Pages

224
Published

01/04/2020

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The Cross of Jesus

Warren Wiersbe was primarily known for his work in radio ministry, and published a large number of books rooted in evangelical, biblical truth. A striking feature of The Cross of Jesus is its basic, straightforward approach to the centrality of the cross in evangelism. Most chapters revolve around how Jesus saw the work of the atonement, including the words he spoke as he was crucified. There are no sophisticated arguments or stories in Wierbe’s approach, and one is reminded of his solid exposition as he unpacks New Testament passages in relation to his theme. I appreciated afresh the love of God expressed by the Lord Jesus Christ at Calvary, and was reminded of the blessings of being a believer. This book would be a valuable tool in evangelism with enquirers, but it will also refresh Christians who need to see again the power of God revealed through the death and resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ.