At his baptism God spoke directly to Jesus - but on the mountain, God was speaking to the three disciples, and through his word to us. Jesus was, is, and always will be the Son of God. Through Him, we will experience our own transfiguration from mortal life, through death, into eternal life.

Whatever stage of faith we find ourselves in; whether we are blind to the truth, had our first touch and beginning to see, or already had our second touch and able to see everything God has to offer so clearly. We must always prayer and profess our faith to Him.

Let's come together as Christians and understand this; being a Christian is not about following the rules of a religion, but choosing to have a personal relationship with Jesus, and living a life full of love and faith in Him.

As followers of Jesus he calls us to put our hope and trust in him. Whatever is happening in our lives today; believe in Him, trust in Him, and he will always provide more than enough.

No matter what situation you are facing. No matter how dire the circumstances of your life may be. No matter how helpless and hopeless you may feel to overcome the influence of sin in your life. Our hope is in Jesus.

Jesus taught His disciples in parables. One such parable is the Parable of the Sower. How do you sow your own seeds--do you have a short-lived faith, or a faith that grows?

WE are Christ's ambassadors. “Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you.” May we seek to join the Magnificent Twelve as devoted, dedicated disciples of Jesus.

Jesus was a man of action. Jesus’ actions are not just meant to inspire faith in us, they are meant to motivate us to act upon our faith. What are you willing to do to get someone to Jesus? Are you willing to do the hard thing just because it is the right thing to do?

The intimate, personal relationship that God shared with His Son He now shares with us. In order for us to know the fullness of what it means to be a follower of Jesus we have to make it personal.