In John 14, Jesus claims to be the way, the truth, and the life. This is personal, absolute, and eternal.  This statement by Jesus demands a response from us. What will you do with Jesus?

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As the bread of life, Jesus offers us true satisfaction. This type of satisfaction is given freely and it is eternal. Are we seeking satisfaction apart from Christ?

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Abiding in Jesus is the key to a life of spiritual growth, strength, and fruitfulness. Just as branches cannot bear fruit apart from the vine, we cannot thrive apart from Christ. When we remain in Him, He nourishes us, transforms us, and produces in us the lasting fruit of His Spirit that impacts the world around us.

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Jesus is the light of the world. As his followers, we must walk in fellowship with God and with one another, reflecting his light to those around us, and surrendering fully to him as the only light worth following.

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In John 8, we see Jesus claim to be the great I AM – directly invoking God speaking to Moses at the burning bush. In our lives today, we must all answer the question “Who is Jesus?” Our answer changes everything.

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What is your life? Life is chaotic, stressful, and uncertain. Make the most of your life by following the advice of James: surrender to God’s will.

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In Mark 9 when we read about the transfiguration of Jesus, we see that Jesus revealed a glimpse of his glory to his disciples. We are not meant to stay in our “mountain top moments,” but to trust Jesus completely and carry his glory into the ordinary moments of life as well.

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In Mark 1:29-39, we see Jesus’s healing as both comprehensive and personal. He not only meets our temporary needs but offers us a salvation that lasts forever.

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In Mark 1, we see that Jesus’s authority is revealed. This authority demands a response from us, as we determine who or what has authority over our own lives.

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In Mark 1, we see the urgency that comes when we follow Jesus. This urgency stems from a realization that Jesus is the embodiment of the kingdom of God, we are called to follow Him, and He is everything we need.

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