John the Baptizer said of Jesus, "Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world." To what was John referring when he called Jesus the "lamb" of God and what difference does it make for us. Be encouraged as we begin an Epiphany series on just who "Jesus Is..."

Jesus was the one person who did not need to be baptized. Yet he entered into that symbol of repentance to fully identify with humanity though we do not deserve such identification. When we are baptized, we are marked as Jesus' followers. As such, we we follow Jesus' example by willingly and proactively leaning into difficult or painful situations, loving others regardless of whether they deserve it.

Jesus was the one person who did not need to be baptized. Yet he entered into that symbol of repentance to fully identify with humanity though we do not deserve such identification. When we are baptized, we are marked as Jesus' followers. As such, we we follow Jesus' example by willingly and proactively leaning into difficult or painful situations, loving others regardless of whether they deserve it.

This episode of Dig Deeper looks through men and women in the Bible who were said to be beautiful and then looks at God's idea of beauty.

This episode of Dig Deeper looks through men and women in the Bible who were said to be beautiful and then looks at God's idea of beauty.

This message is the third in our series on Old Testament prophesies about the Messiah. We covered his lineage and his land. In this message we ask about the Messiah's looks. But, because there is only one passage about the Messiah's looks, we spent most of our time on what the Messiah's ministry would look like. It's a ministry of binding up the brokenhearted, freeing the captives and comforting those who mourn. This is the message of the baby born in Bethlehem whose birth we celebrate at Christmas and it is Good News indeed!

This message is the third in our series on Old Testament prophesies about the Messiah. We covered his lineage and his land. In this message we ask about the Messiah's looks. But, because there is only one passage about the Messiah's looks, we spent most of our time on what the Messiah's ministry would look like. It's a ministry of binding up the brokenhearted, freeing the captives and comforting those who mourn. This is the message of the baby born in Bethlehem whose birth we celebrate at Christmas and it is Good News indeed!

This episode of Dig Deeper continues a look at prophecy and fulfillment in Jesus' life — specifically, prophecies about the land from which the Messiah would come: Bethlehem, Nazareth and Egypt. Learn how Jesus came from all three of these places and so fulfills these messianic prophecies

This episode of Dig Deeper continues a look at prophecy and fulfillment in Jesus' life — specifically, prophecies about the land from which the Messiah would come: Bethlehem, Nazareth and Egypt. Learn how Jesus came from all three of these places and so fulfills these messianic prophecies

This is the first of four weeks on prophecy and fulfillment as part of our Advent preparation for the celebration of Christmas. In this episode of Dig Deeper, we look at prophecies delineating Jesus' human ancestry along with startling prophecies about his divine lineage. Jesus is Immanuel — God with Us.