Join us for a transformative journey with Sho Baraka as he delivers a captivating chapel sermon at George Fox University. In this enlightening talk, Sho Baraka shares humorous anecdotes, biblical insights, and profound reflections on encountering Jesus Christ.

Beginning with a humorous anecdote about an argument over God's alma mater, Sho Baraka sets the stage for a deeper exploration of understanding God's identity. Drawing inspiration from the parable of the blind men and the elephant, he highlights the importance of recognizing Jesus' true identity and surrendering personal assumptions to follow Him faithfully.

Throughout the sermon, Sho Baraka weaves together biblical references and real-life examples to illustrate the transformative power of embracing Jesus as Lord in every aspect of life. He challenges misconceptions and urges listeners to avoid creating God in their own image.

Exploring the relevance of the gospel message to contemporary issues such as politics, social justice, and personal identity, Sho Baraka encourages believers to actively participate in the growth and transformation of the Kingdom of God.

The sermon concludes with a heartfelt prayer, inviting viewers to reflect on their relationship with Jesus and embrace His lordship in their lives.

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