Matthew 26:36-46 When Victory and Agony Meet

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The Garden of Gethsemane is one of the most beloved texts in the Scriptures but it is also one of the least understood. The first Adam fell in a garden and plunged the human race into sin, darkness, and death. Here we see the Last Adam fall on His face in a garden and rise to victory to redeem His people. The first Adam said, “Not Thy will, but mine.” The Last Adam said “Not My will, but Thine.’ Listen as Brother Matthew Mallacoccio takes us through this incomprehensible moment in history and shows us that Christ is in fact Very God, and He is also Very Man.

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Matthew 26:36-46 When Victory and Agony Meet

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