Capital Community Church Sermon Archive The Last Song of Jesus - Pastor Raymond Woodward
Apr 17, 2025
Raymond Woodward, Pastor at Capital Community Church in Fredericton, delves into the power of music as a vital expression of faith. He explores how the songs sung by Jesus at the Last Supper connect deeply with themes of suffering and redemption, notably through Psalm 22. Woodward shares personal reflections from a visit to Caiaphas' palace, linking past pain to modern worship experiences. The profound message culminates in a call for joyful praise, emphasizing the transformative love and sacrifice that underpins the spiritual journey.
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Jesus' Last Supper Song
- The last song Jesus sang at the Last Supper was the Hallel, Psalms 113-118, which celebrates God's faithfulness despite hardship.
- Even knowing his impending crucifixion, Jesus praised God, showing faith above fear.
Psalm 22 and Jesus' Crucifixion
- Psalm 22, sung to the tune "Doe of the Dawn," was likely the last song Jesus sang on the cross.
- This psalm prophetically describes Jesus' suffering and his experience of feeling forsaken.
Jesus Felt Forsaken but God Remained
- Jesus felt forsaken on the cross because he bore all sin, despite never sinning himself.
- Our feelings of abandonment don't tell the whole story; God never forsakes us.