A “Borrowed” Week

This sermon focuses on the events of Holy Week, from Jesus’ triumphant entry to His crucifixion and resurrection. It emphasizes the significance of these events for individuals, highlighting the themes of Jesus’ selfless sacrifice and the redemption of sinners. The sermon also urges believers to reflect on their own actions and faith in light of the Passion story.

God Chose What Is Foolish in the World

The sermon centers on the concept of Christ crucified as the power and wisdom of God, despite being considered foolish by many. Paul preaches the significance of the cross to both Jews and Greeks, despite their desire for signs and wisdom. The message of Christ crucified remains relevant and powerful for salvation, despite being perceived as weak and foolish by unbelievers.