The Fourth Saying of Jesus on the Cross | CHVC Jalandhar

The Fourth Saying of Jesus on the Cross | CHVC Jalandhar In one of the most intense moments on the cross, Jesus cried out—“My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?” These words reveal the depth of His suffering as He carried the weight of the world’s sin, experiencing separation so that we could be brought near to God. This powerful saying reminds us that Jesus fully understands our pain, our loneliness, and our moments of feeling abandoned. Yet even in that cry, He teaches us to turn toward God, not away from Him, holding onto faith in the midst of suffering. In a world where many struggle with silence, doubt, and unanswered questions, this message brings hope. What seemed like abandonment was actually part of God’s greater plan of redemption. Through the cross, Jesus made a way for us to never be forsaken. Let this message strengthen your faith in difficult seasons. Even when God feels distant, He is still at work. Trust His plan, hold onto His promises, and remember—you are never alone. “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?” — Matthew 27:46 🙏 Thank You for Watching Thank you for being part of this ministry and taking the time to watch this message. Your support, prayers, likes, comments, and shares help us spread the message of Jesus Christ and encourage many more people. May God bless you and your family abundantly. Stay strong. Stay faithful. Trust His plan. _____________ Address :- St. Luke’s Church, Mall Road, Jalandhar Cantt Timings :- 3 pm to 5 pm _____________ Follow us on More Platforms :- Youtube :    / @chvcjalandhar   Instagram :   / victorychurchjalandhar   Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... _____________ Stay connected with City Harvest Victory Church for more Videos, live services, teachings, and special events throughout the year. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe so others can also experience God’s love. _____________ Background music :-   • 1 HOUR // BEAUTIFUL YOU ARE // SOAKING // ...   (Produced by William Augusto)