today on Summit Life with J.D. Greer.

During the defining moment of God's work in human history,

he chooses to walk onto stage with two random, unnamed criminals,

because that's what his greatest moment was about.

These three crosses are a microcosm of human history

that tell the entire story of the human race.

Welcome to Summit Life with Pastor J.D. Greer. As always, I'm your host, Molly Bidovich. You're

joining us today as we're nearing the end of a teaching series called The Whole Story,

going from Genesis to Revelation, to see the unfolding story of God's redemptive plan for mankind.

If you've missed any part of the study, you can find all the previous messages at jd.grier.com.

But right now, keep listening because today we've come to the pinnacle,

the moment on which everything else hangs. Since we've been saying all along that the whole

Bible ultimately points to Jesus, it's time to dig into the pivotal moment where Jesus

paid it all. We are talking about the crucifixion with a hope-filled message titled

Three Crosses. Here's Pastor J.D. Luke 23, if you have your Bible, and I hope that you do,

as you are turning there, if you have ever driven along the Blue Ridge Parkway, you might

have seen a little sign. As you go across one point where it says

Eastern Continental Divide. That is the line that marks the eastward and westward slopes of our

continent. It's raindrops, they say, that fall even an inch to the west of that dividing line

will flow westward down toward the Mississippi River. Those that fall just an

inch or so to the east will go all the way out to the Atlantic Ocean. There is even one spot in

Glacier National Park in Montana called the Triple Divide Peak. I've actually been there once.

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