Calvary Chapel Lake of the Ozarks

We've all got those friends who sometimes exagerate the truth, right? So, when they say something suspicious we want proof. Today, we're going to look at one last claim that Jesus made about Himself that would have seemed a little suspicious. In fact, it would have been down right unverifiable if he didn't follow it up with some pretty undeniable proof. Check out part 4 of Who Do You Say I Am? to hear more.

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Jesus often compared himself with everyday things like bread, light, gates, and even foliage. Was there some deeper meaning in these claims? Let's find out together as we dive in to Part 3 of Who Do You Say I Am? with special guest Matt Arnold.

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Every once in a while we come across deals in life that just seem too good to be true. And some of the things Jesus said about himself could seem that way as well. Today we're going to hone in on an unusual conversation that Jesus had where he claims to offer something that seems too good to be true. But if it is, it could be a game changer.

Almost nobody disputes the fact that Jesus was a real person. And almost everyone agrees that he had some profound things to say about life. Where we divide is on what Jesus claimed about himself. In this series we're going to look at some of the things Jesus claimed and ask the question: If who Jesus claims to be is true, what does that mean for you?

We may not be able to gather in our building this year, but that won't keep us from celebrating the most important event in history: the empty tomb!

Many times two people can look at the same picture, hear the same message, or read the same text, and yet walk away with different perspectives. And as hard as we may try to convince people to see something the way we see it, it doesn't always work out, does it? So what do we do about all the differences of opinion within the church? Does God weigh in on that? We're going to find out in Part 4 of The Time Has Come.

Jesus constantly told his disciples not to be afraid. In fact the very last thing he says to them before he's arrested is to have courage and yet they still let fear get the best of them. But eventually the disciples would be known for their boldness, their courage, and their willingness to face persecution. Find out what the disciples discovered that would turn their fear into courage in The Time Has Come Part 3.