Seeing Jesus for who He really is means seeing that He is the only one worthy of praise and the only one who could pay for our sins.

Until we see Jesus for who he truly is, we will never truly see anything.

Until we see Jesus for who he truly is, we will never truly see anything.

The world refuses to see Jesus for who He is and what He does. They demand He display what He has already proven and His followers often forget what He has proven. It takes supernatural intervention to see Christ as He is meant to be seen.

Brandon Burns, a Veteran Marine, tells his story of being saved by Christ and how God sustained him after being shot during his tour in Fallujah, Iraq.

Jesus' miracles display His compassion for people, messianic identity, and the future reality of God's Kingdom.

The Gospel brings us forgiveness and eternal life, but it also provides unity and fellowship with those from every tribe, tongue, and nation. In other words, the Gospel breaks down barriers of race and culture.

Jesus teaches us that the location of sin is within the heart. Therefore, it's our heart that needs reformed and not our actions.

It is possible to look as though you are close to God because of your knowledge and outward actions, but in reality your heart is far from Him.

We can know a lot about Jesus, but still have hard hearts. We need to trust Jesus for our ourselves.