Amen and amen.

If you got your Bibles, and I hope you do, we're going to be in Luke chapter 23.

Grab it, go there.

We are in week two of this series that we're calling Tettelistai, which means it is finished.

And what we're doing is walking through the seven sayings of Jesus on the cross on our way to celebrating

resurrection weekend. And part of the reason we're doing this is we're in the middle of this

10-10 life journey. Last year we focused on abundant life. This year we were focusing on eternal life

and what eternal life means. And eternal life is not just what happens to you when you die.

Eternal life is the moment that you surrender your life to the Lordship of Jesus Christ.

And I just want to share with you so that we can celebrate last weekend at all of our locations

and online. We had 119 people experience eternal life for the very first time. Amen. Amen.

So Luke 23 is where we're going to pick it up. We're picking up right

where we left off last week. And you remember what Jesus said last week, because you remember

everything I preach on every single week. I know that to be true. The first thing that Jesus

says on the cross we studied last week, he's beaten, he's flogged, he's crucified, and he pushes up on his nail,

pierced feet, and he says these words, Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.

And now it's going to go from them to a hymn. It's going to get very, very personal.

And I don't typically do it this way, but I want you to see these three things as we go

through this text of the second thing that Jesus has.

The king is going to have a conversation with a criminal on the cross.

There's three things I want us to pay attention to.

The attitude of the criminals, the posture of the criminals.

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