The Settled Verdict (John 11:45-55)

Man thinks that he is very wise, and can determine his own destiny. This is not something that is new, but we see this mindset especially at the time of Jesus. How can we be sure that the Lord is more powerful than all the rulers of this age? How do we know that God will see to it that His decision will be the final decision? How can we be assured that the Lord's will is never going to be sidetracked? If you are curious about these questions please stay tuned to our sermon titled, "The Settled Verdict."

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