passionofchrist

Sermon for Good Friday. The Scripture readings for tonight’s service are the seven last words of Christ: Luke 23:33-38; Luke 23:39-43; John 19:25-27; Mark 15:25-35; John 19:28-29; John 19:30; Luke 23:44-47.

Because Jesus committed Himself into His Father’s hands, at the end of every day, you can take up these words, “Almighty God, my heavenly Father, into Your hands I commit my spirit, for You have redeemed me, O Lord, faithful God” (Ps. 31:5).

Sermon for Maundy Thursday. The Scripture readings for tonight’s service are Exodus 12:1-13 and Mark 14:12-28.

Instead of the Passover meal, you are to eat the bread, which Jesus says is His body, and you are to drink the cup, which Jesus says is His blood. And you do this as a remembrance of what Christ has done for you. Yes, there is remembrance in this meal, but it also delivers exactly what Christ promises it delivers. Jesus promises that in this little meal, you receive the forgiveness of your sins. And unlike the Passover meal, which was an annual thing, Jesus says to do this often in remembrance of Him (1 Cor. 11:25).

Sermon for Palm Sunday. The Scripture readings are John 12:12-19; Zechariah 9:9-12; Philippians 2:5-11; and Matthew 26:1-27:66.

Jesus rides into Jerusalem and is welcomed as King. But His triumphal entry isn’t like any other king. Christ comes humble and lowly, riding on a donkey. Jesus has not come to conquer kingdoms and empires. He comes to conquer sin and your death.

Host Annabelle Moseley continues her interview of Don Nohs, President of the Society of the Holy Face of Jesus, member of the Confraternity of the Passion and past director general of the Confraternity of the Passion International. Don speaks eloquently of the devotion to the Holy Face of Jesus and explains why although it is arguably the least known devotion, it has produced such a great number of saints. Several of those saints are discussed on this episode.

In this, their debut episode, JC (John Comfort) and MoJOE (Joe McCarthy) take a deep dive into the events on Thursday evening of Holy Week, after "The Last Supper." What is Maundy Thursday? Why is it called that? Why have so few people even heard of Maundy Thursday? Even though it's so obscure, could what happened that night possibly be more important than Easter Sunday? Take a listen. Judge for yourself...

Connect with us!

JOHN COMFORT
:: johncomfort4@gmail.com

MoJOE STUDIO
:: 657.246.2236
:: joe@mojoe.studio
:: facebook.com/moJOEmac
:: podomatic.com/podcasts/mojoestudio
:: YouTube: bit.ly/JoeTuber
:: LinkedIN.com/in/designerjoe/

Also available on Apple iTunes, Spotify, Player FM, Amazon, Audible, Deezer, and wherever you prefer to get your podcasts.

Pay it FORWARD >> If you know of someone who might benefit from this episode, take a few seconds to SHARE! To be notified whenever new episodes are released, click on the SUBSCRIBE button.

GET YOUR MOJOE ON! MoJOE.studio GEAR is available for purchase at https://mojoestudio.secure-decoration.com/ -- net proceeds support this podcast as well as several amazing charities around the planet.

Your donations make this podcast possible. To support MoJOE and keep the content flowing, click on the PayPal or Patreon button. THANK YOU!

(c) MoJOEmac: "Accelerate Your Impact"

In this episode, show host Annabelle Moseley interviews Don Nohs, President of the Society of the Holy Face of Jesus, member of the Confraternity of the Passion and past director general of the Confraternity of the Passion International. Don speaks eloquently of the devotion to the Holy Face of Jesus and explains why although it is arguably the least known devotion, it has produced such a great number of saints. Several of those saints are discussed on this episode.