We often think about what Jesus' death means to us, but have your ever thought what Jesus' death meant to Him?

At the close of John chapter 14, the night before our Savior went to the cross, it functioned in many ways like a 'last will and testament.' The Lord Jesus' pulled back the curtains of His heart and shared with the disciples and to us today a brief glimpse of what His impending death meant to Him.

It meant a time of GREAT REJOICING, a time of GREAT PROMISES FULFILLED, a time of GREAT VICTORY SECURED, and also it was the GREAT PROOF of the LOVE of JESUS, not only for us, but for the Heavenly Father!

1. It meant… Great Rejoicing!

2. Great Promises Fulfilled!

3. A Great Victory Secured!

4. And A Great Proof of Love… not only for us… but for the Father!

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In John Chapter 14, the Lord Jesus introduces His disciples to the person and work of the Holy Spirit at the tail-end of His earthly ministry, right before Jesus went to the cross.

Jesus shares three specific roles of the Holy Spirit who guides us into all truth, who teaches us all things, and also gives us the gift of peace through the Lord Jesus.

However, the best news is that these roles of the Holy Spirit is not only for Jesus' disciples back then, but also for us still today!

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Did you know that God loves to communicate the Gospel message in a beautiful array of colors?

In the Old Testament in Exodus Chapter 28, there are 5 specific colors that decked out not only the Priests garments, but also was beautifully reflected in the construction of the Tabernacle.

However, these colors were not selected at random, but were sovereignly chosen by God and are filled with specific meaning which not only point us to God, point us to Christ, but also point us to who we are now as God's people all because of Christ!

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