God accomplished what he set out to accomplish and Christ accomplices what he sets out to

accomplish, that he gets the job done. God's sovereign will is not at the whim and at the mercy of our personal and individual response to it. Yesterday was good Friday. Jesus went to the cross to die for our sins. But what was the

intent? God's design for that work of atonement?

Did Jesus die for the whole world?

And if he did, wouldn't that mean every person who ever lived is saved?

These are important questions, and there'll be our focus today on this Saturday

edition of Renewing Your Mind. Given that yesterday was Good Friday and tomorrow is

Resurrection Sunday we're taking a brief break from our series on the Trinity and

you'll be hearing the final message in R.C. Sproll's series The Cross of Christ. You can receive

lifetime digital access to the complete series.

Plus we'll send you the recently released new edition of his book, The Truth of the Cross,

when you give a gift of any amount at renewing or mind.org. Also if you still have questions about who

Jesus is this one who laid down his life as a ransom for many if you've never

contacted us before we'd like to send you a free copy of Dr Sproll's short book,

Who Is Jesus?

No donation is required. Simply visit renewing your mind.org.

slash Jesus. Well, here's R.C. renewing your mind dot org geez well he is r.

he is r. sprawl with a message titled securing our faith

there has been a great controversy in the history of the church concerning the intent of God,

the Father, and of Christ in the Act of the atonement.

For whom did Christ die is the question?

What was God's design and purpose in the whole dynamic activity of the cross.

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