The Risen Jesus enters into the upper room even though the doors are locked. He does the same for our hearts and says, “peace be with you.”

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The fundamental claim of Christianity is that Jesus Christ truly died & rose from the dead. We have plenty of historical evidence to suggest that he did. There’s no room for middle ground here. He either rose or he didn’t. 

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Pontius Pilate gives us two options: the kingdom of the world v the kingdom of God. Which will you choose? 

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So many of us live as though we’re already dead, but Jesus calls us by name and loves us back to life. It’s time to start acting like it. **This is the final week of our series on conversion. 

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Although conversion includes a change in behavior, it’s so much more than that. True Christian conversion is about changing the way we see. Everything changes when we put on the lens of Christ.  

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The problem is not that we desire too much, but that we settle for too little. Deep within each of us is an innate desire for God, but most of us aren't able to tap into that desire because of so many smaller desires that keep our attention. Our desires need to be purified so that we can discover our thirst for the Lord, who thirsts even more for us. 

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When God calls, fear surfaces where trust is thin. If we fix our eyes on Jesus, our fear begins to fade, trust begins to grow, and our hearts begin to heal. 

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Our hearts are divided because ew distrust Our Father. God wants to rebuild our hearts by regaining our trust.

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Just as a good doctor addresses high blood pressure & high cholesterol, Jesus addresses the “smaller,” hidden sins because they are still indicative of poor spiritual health. If left unchecked and unaddressed, these tend to escalate into much larger problems.

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When Jesus says that we are the salt of the earth, he means so much more than simply “making the world a better place”. While that’s definitely true, there’s a deeper meaning connected to the one perfect sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. 

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