Gene Higgins examines the question posed by Pontius Pilate in Matthew 27:22—"What shall I do then with Jesus which is called Christ?"—addressing the eternal significance of this decision, the spiritual blindness of the world, and the contrast between human distraction and eternal realities. He explores themes such as the historical context of Pilate's governorship and his attempt to shift culpability, the pervasive influence of the adversary in keeping humanity amused and distracted from judgment, the historical rejection of the Savior by religious hypocrisy, and the vital necessity of making a personal reckoning with Christ rather than following the unregenerate crowd.

This message is a part of the Facing the Future series and was recorded on 3/19/25