Via Dolorosa | Genesis Chamber Orchestra | Instrumental Music

[@earonowenz7329]

Bro, how can we missed this? Underated but I love this!

[@meghalaratnaiya9113]

You all sound great.Gbu all as you keep playing for Jesus. Brings back great memories as it is one of my fav songs of Sandi Patti's which I have sung over and again with my husband, Rampert.

[@anitajohn8790]

Such soulful music. Praise be to God.

[@govindraj3169]

Well performed by all! Keep it up Team!!

[@naliniprakash2565]

Wonderful music for the Lord! May God bless all the team members, especially you Keerthan!

[@JacobPrakash]

Simply superb guys. God bless you @Keerthan for bringing such wonderful music. 😊❤

[@Preenadeepak]

Beautiful rendering... Great job Keerthan and Manasseh 🎉

[@monicajoseph4163]

Amazing... So wonderful.. God bless you all

[@kirenmathew5713]

JESUS LOVES YOU JESUS IS LORD JESUS IS COMING SOON REPENT AND TURN TO JESUS.

[@kirenmathew5713]

We believe in one eternal God who is the Creator of all things. He exists in three Persons: God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. He is totally loving and completely holy.

[@mercysamuel7119]

Lovely music, so well done. Great job Keerthan and team. Just a suggestion: Do try to put the lyrics so even those who don't know the song will be touched by the words of this meaningful song.

[@SklpzajBshh]

Bass vishbass vishithren masss

[@kirenmathew5713]

What is the meaning of dolorosa? sorrowful mother Latin noun phrase. : sorrowful mother -used especially for depictions of the Virgin Mary grieving over her dead son.

[@kirenmathew5713]

No other way Jesus is the way the truth and the life... No other mediator... Jesus is the only mediator

[@kirenmathew5713]

1 John 2:22 Good News Translation 22 Who, then, is the liar? It is those who say that Jesus is not the Messiah. Such people are the Enemy of Christ-they reject both the Father and the Son.

[@kirenmathew5713]

Jesus saves, but who is Jesus? Most people understand that Jesus was a man who lived in Israel approximately 2,000 years ago. Virtually every religion in the world views Jesus as a good teacher and/or a prophet. And while those things are most definitely true of Jesus, they do not capture who Jesus truly is, nor do they explain how or why Jesus saves. Jesus is God in human form (John 1:1, 14). Jesus is God, come to Earth, as a true human being (1 John 4:2). God became a human being in the person of Jesus in order to save us. That brings up the next question: why do we need to be saved? Jesus saves, but why do we need to be saved? The Bible declares that every human being who has ever lived has sinned (Ecclesiastes 7:20; Romans 3:23). To sin is to do something, whether in thought, word, or deed, that contradicts God’s perfect and holy character. Because of our sin, we all deserve judgment from God (John 3:18, 36). God is perfectly just, so He cannot allow sin and evil to go unpunished. Since God is infinite and eternal, and since all sin is ultimately against God (Psalm 51:4), only an infinite and eternal punishment is sufficient. Eternal death is the only just punishment for sin. That is why we need to be saved. Jesus saves, but how does He save? Because we have sinned against an infinite God, either a finite person (us) must pay for our sins for an infinite amount of time, or an infinite Person (Jesus) must pay for our sins one time. There is no other option. Jesus saves us by dying in our place. In the person of Jesus Christ, God sacrificed Himself on our behalf, paying the infinite and eternal penalty only He could pay (2 Corinthians 5:21; 1 John 2:2). Jesus took the punishment that we deserve in order to save us from a horrible eternal destiny, the just consequence of our sin. Because of His great love for us, Jesus laid down His life (John 15:13), paying the penalty that we had earned, but could not pay. Jesus was then resurrected, demonstrating that His death was indeed sufficient to pay the penalty for our sins (1 Corinthians 15). Jesus saves, but whom does He save? Jesus saves all who will receive His gift of salvation. Jesus saves all those who fully trust in His sacrifice alone as the payment for sin (John 3:16; Acts 16:31). While Jesus’ sacrifice was perfectly sufficient to pay for the sins of all humanity, Jesus only saves those who personally receive His most precious of gifts (John 1:12). If you now understand what it means that Jesus saves, and you want to trust in Him as your personal Savior, make sure you understand and believe the following, and as an act of faith, communicate the following to God: “God, I know that I am a sinner, and I know that because of my sin I deserve to be eternally separated from you. Even though I do not deserve it, thank you for loving me and providing the sacrifice for my sins through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. I believe that Jesus died for my sins and I trust in Him alone to save me. From this point forward, help me to live my life for you instead of for sin. Help me to live the rest of my life in gratitude for the wonderful salvation you have provided. Thank you, Jesus, for saving me!”