It is Finished | PowerPoint Ministries with Dr. Jack Graham

Have you ever thought about why Christianity adopted the symbol of the cross as its representative sign? A cross is associated with torture, execution, and death. Why not choose something a little more comfortable?
It may seem like an unusual choice until you consider what Jesus accomplished through His death on the cross. One of the best ways to do that is by studying the words He uttered as He hung on it, awaiting His death. Join Pastor Graham as he continues his AT THE CROSS series by teaching from one of Jesus’ most well-known declarations and discover what Christ truly meant when He said, “It is finished.”
Dr. Jack Graham
Pastor, Prestonwood Baptist Church
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Our Mission at PowerPoint Ministries:
To glorify God by introducing Jesus Christ as Lord to as many people as possible and to develop them in Christian living using the most effective means to impact the world, making an eternal difference in this generation.
History:
PowerPoint Ministries started as a vision of Dr. Jack Graham and his wife, Deb, 20 years ago.
They believed that the power of God was evident in their growing church and that His Gospel message should be spread beyond the walls of that church to the world at large. They put their faith into action and purchased airtime on the Trinity Broadcasting Network. PowerPoint¨ Ministries was then officially launched in April 1994.
Over the past 19 years, PowerPoint Ministries has grown to an expansive network of local, national, and international television and radio broadcasts. In fact, PowerPoint can be seen or heard by a potential audience of millions of television viewers and radio listeners across the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, South Africa, Iran, Russia, Israel and more.