The Real Cost of Redemption - Morne Stephanus - Feb. 15th, 2026 AM

Summary

This conversation delves into the profound themes of sin, suffering, and redemption through the lens of Christ's sacrifice. It explores the cost of redemption, emphasizing the sovereignty, humility, and singularity of Christ's sacrifice, as well as the call for believers to live a life of surrender in response to His grace.

Takeaways

God created man, placed him in the garden and it was beautiful.
The bruising of the heel is a figure of speech that captures the contrast between Christ and Satan.
The suffering of Christ should stir something within you.
Suffering was part of the cost, but it is not the net cost.
He divested himself of the rightful dignity that was incumbent upon his station.
The sacrifice prepared for salvation is in Christ alone.
He is the only one who could do it.
The cross does not merely save us, it summons us.
He paid a debt he did not owe because we owe a debt we could not pay.
What are you going to do now?

Sound Bites

"He is the only one who could do it."
"He paid a debt he did not owe."
"What are you going to do now?"

AM Sermon 02-15-2026