Tim Tebow

And he takes on the sin of the world.

He, first of all, he takes on the physical pain, which we can't even imagine.

Then he takes on the sin of the world.

And I just can't even possibly comprehend, you know, um, the Bible tells us that he, that he became sin on our behalf.

Like we, we can't even, I just like, I can't even imagine what that's like.

I also believe that there is a tearing in the relationship of him and God the Father when Jesus is on the cross.

And I can't even imagine.

They have a perfect relationship before there was ever a thing called time.

But Jesus knew that God had to turn his back on him so he would never have to turn his back on us.

And he was willing to do it.

And so when we understand the love of God and the love of Jesus and how that is all connected,

brought together in the trinity it's just this the most mind-boggling thing like like he loves us enough like he loves me enough as a sinner not when i like actually did a couple things that were okay no like god demonstrated his love for us that why we were yet sinners while i'm an enemy and a traitor he still chose me and he chose you like that's crazy and and

And then the third thing that I think is overwhelming about the gospel is what we have been saved for.

That, you know, Ephesians 2.10, for we are his masterpiece created in Christ Jesus for good works, which he has prepared beforehand for us to walk in.

Like, yes, we are saved financially.

from eternal separation.

We're saved for heaven.

We're saved in a relationship with Christ, all these amazing things.

But we're also saved for good works that God has prepared for us while we were here.

Like, and God doesn't need us on his team, but he wants us and invites us to be on his rescue team, to go bring the good news of the gospel and set captives free and love and tell and preach and give and care and pray and all of these things.