In a quiet olive garden outside Jerusalem, the most important decision in history was made.
In Gethsemane, Jesus prayed, “Not My will, but Yours be done” – and the plan of redemption moved from promise to reality.

In this message from Matthew 26:30–56, Pastor Mike Neglia teaches on three key moments in the garden:

• The failure of self-confidence

• The example of honest prayer

• The mystery of substitutionary love

Gethsemane shows us what happens when human strength collapses, divine love perseveres, and redemption begins to flow.

Listen and be reminded: The proud fell asleep, but the Saviour stayed awake for you.

Scripture: Matthew 26:30–56
Preacher: Mike Neglia
From: Calvary Cork