Jeff finishes our series by looking a particularly vulnerable moment from the ministry of Jesus. What happens when a woman who is caught in a destructive pattern of sin is brought before Jesus for punishment? How does Jesus respond? What does that mean for our lives today? Listen in as we search for the real Jesus together.
We Christians would all probably say that we love him, but how can we really know? What is the metric for that? How can I be sure?
Jeff explores Jesus’ question: “Are you also going to leave?” In John 6, Jesus drew huge crowds and demonstrated the Kingdom in incredible ways (miracles, feeding the 5000, etc). But then, he delivered a message that was challenging to hear. As a result, many disciples turned away. In these tough times, how do you respond to Jesus? How can you trust in His life-giving Spirit more and more each day?
Jesus asked a lot of questions. Some rhetorical, some compassionate, and some provocative — but all of His questions are still being asked today. In John 5, Jesus asked: “Would you like to get well?” It feels like a simple answer but as we explore the passage you’ll see there’s more going on here than a simple healing. Listen in as we invite Jesus to keep asking us questions today.
Life works best when we hear AND practice the teachings of Jesus. Following Christ isn’t about adhering to a bunch of rules and checklists in order to appease our God in heaven but it’s about walking close enough we’re like His shadow on earth. The challenge & question for us all is simply: are we applying the words of Christ to our daily life? Listen in as Jeff closes our series: “Questions From Jesus.”
Jesus asked a lot of questions, and most of the time, there was a question under the question. In this week’s message, the scriptures point us to the value of our soul. ‘What do you benefit if you gain the whole world but lose your own soul?’ Listen in as we discover God’s plan to heal, fight for, and redeem our souls.
Jesus' question, "Who do you say that I am?" is the most consequential question that you will ever have to answer. And we will all have to answer that question. So...what is it that Jesus is for you?
