Suffering Servant
In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus felt overwhelmed at the ordeal that lay before Him. Nevertheless, despite His distress, He never failed to trust His Father. Alistair Begg, in a message on this poignant event, looks at Jesus’ identity as the “suffering servant.” As Jesus considered the cross, His humanity, humility, and obedience were undeniable. We, as believers, reflect His glory best when we are honest about our sorrows, as well as the One who stands beside us in the darkness.
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In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus felt overwhelmed at the ordeal that lay before Him. Nevertheless, despite His distress, He never failed to trust His Father. Alistair Begg, in a message on this poignant event, looks at Jesus’ identity as the “suffering servant.” As Jesus considered the cross, His humanity, humility, and obedience were undeniable. We, as believers, reflect His glory best when we are honest about our sorrows, as well as the One who stands beside us in the darkness.