I Thirst

The sermon centres on Christ's cry, 'I thirst,' from the cross, revealing both His profound humanity and the divine accomplishment of redemption. It emphasizes that Jesus, though fully divine and the Creator of all, endured extreme physical and spiritual suffering—forsaken by God, bearing the wrath of sin, and experiencing the torment of h
Hell—so that believers might never thirst again. The sermon draws a stark contrast between the world's futile attempts to satisfy the soul with wealth, pleasure, or power, and the eternal satisfaction found only in Christ, who offers living water that quenches spiritual thirst forever. It warns that those who reject Him will face eternal torment, where even a drop of water will be unattainable, underscoring the urgency of repentance and faith. Ultimately, the sermon calls listeners to come to Christ, the fountain of life, where the believer's only remaining thirst is for deeper communion with Him, fulfilling His longing for the salvation and eternal presence of His people.

1. Christ's Thirst
2. Our Thirst