014| BEHOLD YOUR JESUS| RISEN JESUS CONVENTION DAY1|

TOPIC: BEHOLD YOUR JESUS – OUR SAVIOUR AND REDEEMER

Preacher: Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

SCRIPTURES

• Matthew 21:9 (Hosanna – Save us now)

• John 1:29 (The Lamb of God)

• Isaiah 53:5

• John 19:30

• Luke 22:19

• Matthew 26:14–16

KEY POINTS 1. Jesus the Messiah – The Saviour Has Come

• The celebration of Jesus was a sign that He is the Messiah.

• “Hosanna” means Save us now.

• Jesus came to give:

  • Peace

  • Salvation

  • Restoration

• Jesus came for:

  • Deliverance from sin

  • Eternal restoration

  • Transformation of the soul

• Jesus is the Saviour of our souls.

2. The Finished Work of Salvation

• Jesus paid the full price for our redemption.

• We do not need to pay again.

📖 John 19:30 — “It is finished.”

• Because of His sacrifice:

  • We can claim everything salvation provides

  • We have access to grace, freedom, and new life

3. Jesus the Lamb (Sacrifice)

• Jesus is the Lamb of God.

• The Lamb represents:

  • Sacrifice

  • Vulnerability

  • Divine selection

📖 John 1:29

• Jesus was chosen by God to be sacrificed for humanity.

4. The Breaking of His Body

• The breaking of Jesus’ body was for our sake.

📖 Luke 22:19

• His suffering brought:

  • Healing

  • Redemption

  • Restoration

5. The Danger of Betrayal

• Wherever betrayal is present, Satan is involved.

• Judas is often blamed, but many believers also betray Jesus through:

  • Wrong choices

  • Compromise

  • Personal gain

• Betrayal causes a person to lose spiritual quality and integrity.

6. The Call to Spiritual Persistence

• Sometimes one prayer is not enough.

• You must continue praying persistently.

• Breakthrough requires:

  • Consistency

  • Endurance

  • Spiritual hunger

CONCLUSION

Jesus is the Messiah who came to save, restore, and transform lives.

He paid the full price, so we can live in freedom and victory.

However:

• We must guard against betrayal

• We must remain committed to Him

• We must persist in prayer

Salvation is free, but sustaining your walk with God requires commitment.