John 12:27-36

In this Easter sermon from John 12:27–36, we consider Jesus’ words, “If I be lifted up, I will draw all men unto myself,” and look to the cross as the central reality of redemption. Tracing what the cross argues, how it rouses cold and indifferent hearts, and how it draws guilty sinners to Christ, the message calls believers to die to self, renounce the world, and live near the cross daily. Whether you feel apathetic, defeated by sin, or simply distracted by the world, this sermon urges you to lift your eyes to Calvary and see again the crucified and risen Christ as the power of God unto salvation.