Unfortunately, the first part of this audio was not recorded, and we only have the last 22 minutes of this morning’s sermon.

Judgment is unescapable, but deliverance from judgment is possible. For the Israelites at Passover, deliverance from judgment required four non negotiable items: a (1) lamb that was (2) unblemished, that was (3) a male, that shed its (4) blood. Without the blood of the unblemished male lamb that they put on their doorposts, they would receive judgment when the death angel passed over.

For us today, the picture is similar. We, too, require the same components to be delivered from judgment. Our deliverance comes in the form of Jesus, the unblemished Lamb of God, who shed His blood for us. Judgment is unavoidable. Won’t you accept deliverance through Jesus today?

Isaac's son Jacob often got his way, but at times, he cheated to get it. He cheated Esau out of his birthright and later the blessing he should have received as a first born son. When Jacob came to Isaac seeking the blessing, he was dressed in Esau's clothes, and he had the hair of an animal on his neck and hands. Isaac recognized the voice he heard as Jacob, but the smell of Jacob's clothes, which were Esau's, and the feel of his skin, which was covered in animal hair, convinced him it was indeed his son Esau. Even though he didn't sound like Esau, because he smelled like Esau and felt like Esau, he received the blessing. He didn't deserve the blessing just as we don't deserve to receive the gift of salvation. Being clothed as Esau made the difference. Through the story of Jacob and Esau, minister Anderson George illustrates the importance of us putting on Christ so that God will recognize Christ in us when we are before Him.

Using the text of Romans 6:1-4, minister Anderson George explains to listeners that only two categories of persons exist on earth: those in Christ Jesus and those not in Christ Jesus. He goes on to show how one can make the transition from not being in Christ to being in Christ by putting Jesus on in baptism.