In his sermon titled "The Promise of Paradise", Pastor Bill Sizemore examines the fates of the two criminals crucified next to Jesus according to the Gospel of Luke. The sermon began by contrasting the criminals' responses; the first criminal desired salvation while demonstrating a selfish attitude, as opposed to the second criminal, who acknowledged his sins and recognized Jesus as a divine Savior. The pastor used this parable as an appeal to individuals to admit their sins and profess Jesus as their Savior and Lord. As the sermon progressed, Pastor Sizemore subsequently focused on the promise Jesus made to the second penitent criminal, assuring him of paradise.
Scripture: Luke 23:32–43
Speaker: Pastor Bill Sizemore
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In his sermon titled "The Promise of Paradise", Pastor Bill Sizemore examines the fates of the two criminals crucified next to Jesus according to the Gospel of Luke. The sermon began by contrasting the criminals' responses; the first criminal desired salvation while demonstrating a selfish attitude, as opposed to the second criminal, who acknowledged his sins and recognized Jesus as a divine Savior. The pastor used this parable as an appeal to individuals to admit their sins and profess Jesus as their Savior and Lord. As the sermon progressed, Pastor Sizemore subsequently focused on the promise Jesus made to the second penitent criminal, assuring him of paradise.
Scripture: Luke 23:32–43
Speaker: Pastor Bill Sizemore
Connect with Reliant at: reliant.church
Partner with us financially at: reliant.church/give