The sermon explores the trials of Jesus as depicted in Luke's Gospel, focusing on the titles ascribed to him – Christ, Son of God, and Son of Man – to illuminate his identity and purpose. It argues that these titles reveal not only Jesus' divine authority and future judgment but also his role as a suffering servant who willingly endured mockery and injustice in place of humanity. The sermon cautions against resisting God's word and encourages listeners to embrace the paradox of the gospel, recognizing Christ's sacrifice as a path to salvation and trusting in his ultimate judgment while striving to emulate his selfless service.
