–71, we follow Jesus into the Garden of Gethsemane where His suffering begins—not just through betrayal, denial, and injustice, but through His willing submission to the Father’s will. Pastor Casey McCall reminds us that the turning point of our salvation is found in Jesus’ prayer: “Nevertheless, not my will, but yours be done.”This passage shows us that Christ did not go to the cross accidentally or reluctantly—He went faithfully, deliberately, and lovingly to drink the cup of God’s wrath in our place. Because of Jesus’ “nevertheless,” sinners can have real hope, true forgiveness, and secure salvation. 🖥️ Learn more at ashlandcc.net📱 Stay connected with us on Facebook and Instagram!Subscribe for more sermons and share to encourage others!#Luke22 #Gethsemane #Nevertheless #ToSeekAndToSave #AshlandCommunityChurch #PastorCaseyMcCall #Gospel #JesusSaves