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John thought he knew Jesus—until he saw Him in glory. In Revelation 1, the eternal Son of God reveals Himself as the First and the Last, the High Priest who stands among His churches, and the King who holds authority over death itself. This vision reminds us that Jesus is not just the Savior who came—He is the King who reigns forever.

👉 Listen now and see the eternal Jesus unveiled in power, holiness, and love.

Jesus didn’t enter the world in power, wealth, or status—He chose humility. He chose poverty. He chose faithfulness over prestige. In Luke 2, the eternal Son of God takes on flesh, steps into our humanity, and begins His rescue mission in a manger.

The same Jesus who valued Mary and Joseph’s faithfulness is the Jesus who came in humility to save us.

👉 Listen now and see how the humility of Jesus reveals the heart of God and the hope of the gospel.

Gideon was hiding, afraid, and convinced he was the weakest person in the weakest family. But Jesus came to him, spoke identity over him, and called him into what He would empower him to become. In Judges 6, the eternal Son of God pursues Gideon, names him, strengthens him, and reveals Himself as “The LORD is Peace.”

👉 Listen now and see how Jesus speaks identity into weakness and brings peace into the places we hide.

Joshua thought he was preparing for battle—but Jesus showed up to show him who was really in command. In Joshua 5–6, the eternal Son of God appears as the Commander of the Lord’s Armies, reminding Joshua that the real question isn’t “Is God on my side?” but “Am I on His?”

This passage reveals a Jesus who fights for His people, leads His people, and keeps every promise by His power—not ours.

👉 Listen now and see how Jesus fights the battles He calls you into and wins them by His power alone.

Moses wasn’t looking for God—but God came looking for him. In Exodus 3, the eternal Jesus appears in the burning bush, revealing His holiness, His compassion, and His plan to rescue His people. The same “I AM” who stepped down to deliver Israel is the One who steps into our world and calls us into His mission.

👉 Listen now and see how the eternal, holy, all-knowing Jesus rescues, restores, and sends His people.

When Jacob wrestled with God, it wasn’t punishment—it was transformation. In Genesis 32, the eternal Jesus met Jacob face-to-face, not to destroy him but to change him. This encounter shows that when we struggle with God, He doesn’t push us away; He pulls us close, changing our name, our nature, and our future.

👉 Watch now and see how wrestling with God can lead to the greatest blessing of your life.

Faith isn’t believing in what you can see—it’s trusting in who God is, even when you don’t understand. In Genesis 22, Abraham faces the ultimate test of obedience, only to discover that God had already provided the substitute. The same Jehovah Jireh who provided for Abraham has already provided for us through Jesus.

👉 Listen now and see how faith reveals God’s character and how His provision always comes right on time.

Jesus has always been, will always be, and is always the same. In Genesis 16, He appeared to Hagar—the hurting, the abandoned, the unseen—and showed her that He is the God who sees. The same eternal Jesus who met her in the desert still meets us in our pain today.

👉 Listen now and see how the unchanging Jesus still finds and heals the broken.

You weren’t just saved to be safe—you were saved to grow. God’s design is for every believer to mature, live like Jesus, and make disciples who make disciples. In this message, discover how a Believer Building Church multiplies growth by following Jesus’ commands and walking alongside others in faith.

👉 Listen now and learn how your faith grows best when you help someone else grow too.

The DNA of a true disciple is simple: preach Jesus, believe Jesus can change anyone, and go wherever He sends. In this message, we explore what it means to be a Gospel-Driven church that doesn’t just believe in the mission—but lives it.

👉 Listen now and discover how God’s design for your life and our church is to Go. Make. Disciples.