Lakeside Missionary Baptist Church
Eddie Addison, Pastor
Sunday Schedule:
Sunday School . . . 9:30 AM
Morning Worship . . . 10:30 AM
Adult Choir Practice . . . 4:00 PM
Evening Worship . . . 5:00 PM
Wednesday Schedule:
AWANA Clubs (School Year Only) . . . 6:30 PM
Auditorium Bible Study . . . 7:00 pm
Facebook Live Schedule:
Sunday Morning...10:30 AM
Sunday Evening...5:00 PM
*The Lakeside Missionary Baptist Church
group can be accessed by clicking here.
Sunday School . . . 9:30 AM
Morning Worship . . . 10:30 AM
Adult Choir Practice . . . 4:00 PM
Evening Worship . . . 5:00 PM
Wednesday Schedule:
AWANA Clubs (School Year Only) . . . 6:30 PM
Auditorium Bible Study . . . 7:00 pm
Facebook Live Schedule:
Sunday Morning...10:30 AM
Sunday Evening...5:00 PM
*The Lakeside Missionary Baptist Church
group can be accessed by clicking here.
Outline for Sunday, April 20, 2025
Sunday AM Matthew 26:45-54 4-20-25
After Jesus fulfilled all Scriptures related to His first coming, He went
to the cross. He was betrayed, arrested & tried in an all-night rush to
put Him to death. He died as the substitutionary sacrifice for sinners. It
was a tragic, hurtful and bloody event but praise be to God, it ended
three days later in triumph.
Tragedy to Triumph
I. Prophecy Fulfilled Isaiah 53:3-6
A. Jesus death on the cross was always the plan to save mankind
B. He knew what was coming (I Peter 1:18-20)
1. Isaiah described what would happen to Him
2. He would be despised, rejected, wounded by sinners
3. He would be smitten of God (v 10-11)
4. Our sins were laid upon Him (II Cor 5:21)
II. Price was Paid
III. Victory Secured Luke 24:1-7
Con. Jesus suffered & died to provide salvation for sinful mankind.
But He will return in power and glory, as the King of kings and Lord
of lords. (Rev 19:16).
After Jesus fulfilled all Scriptures related to His first coming, He went
to the cross. He was betrayed, arrested & tried in an all-night rush to
put Him to death. He died as the substitutionary sacrifice for sinners. It
was a tragic, hurtful and bloody event but praise be to God, it ended
three days later in triumph.
Tragedy to Triumph
I. Prophecy Fulfilled Isaiah 53:3-6
A. Jesus death on the cross was always the plan to save mankind
B. He knew what was coming (I Peter 1:18-20)
1. Isaiah described what would happen to Him
2. He would be despised, rejected, wounded by sinners
3. He would be smitten of God (v 10-11)
4. Our sins were laid upon Him (II Cor 5:21)
II. Price was Paid
- Beaten beyond recognition (Isa 52:14)
- Crown of thorns placed on His head (Matt 27:29)
- Nails driven into His hands & feet
- Spear pierced His side after He was dead
- Crucified between two thieves (Luke 23:39-44)
- One thief died in unbelief, railing on Jesus
- The other thief died believing Jesus is the King
- Jesus gave up His life in dramatic fashion (Matt 27:50-51)
- Not possible that death could hold Him (Acts 2:23-24)
- Power to lay down life & pick up again (John 10:17-18)
III. Victory Secured Luke 24:1-7
- The tomb was empty, Jesus had risen from the dead
- Jesus is the Victor over death for all men
- Power over death is in Jesus (Rev 1:18)
Con. Jesus suffered & died to provide salvation for sinful mankind.
But He will return in power and glory, as the King of kings and Lord
of lords. (Rev 19:16).