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John 19: The Day God Died

1 h 0 min · 19. Juli 2026
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Nietzsche once remarked, “God is dead. God remains dead. And we have killed him.” There was a day when God did die, but it was not because of the decline of the Church in Europe as Nietzsche was observing. The day God died was over 2,000 years ago and became the impetus for a complete transformation of the way humanity related with God forever. In this teaching on John 19, Pastor Andrew unpacks the death of Jesus and describes how this excruciating death by crucifixion set up a massive spiritual transition and ushered in the opportunity for the salvation of all who will accept God’s sacrifice for sin. Support & learn more about Radiant Church https://www.radiantchurchsc.com Follow Radiant Church at: Facebook: @radiantchurchofsc Instagram: @radiantchurchsc

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John 19: The Day God Died

Nietzsche once remarked, “God is dead. God remains dead. And we have killed him.” There was a day when God did die, but it was not because of the decline of the Church in Europe as Nietzsche was observing. The day God died was over 2,000 years ago and became the impetus for a complete transformation of the way humanity related with God forever. In this teaching on John 19, Pastor Andrew unpacks the death of Jesus and describes how this excruciating death by crucifixion set up a massive spiritual transition and ushered in the opportunity for the salvation of all who will accept God’s sacrifice for sin. Support & learn more about Radiant Church https://www.radiantchurchsc.com Follow Radiant Church at: Facebook: @radiantchurchofsc Instagram: @radiantchurchsc

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