As the countdown to the cross continues, there are various responses to Jesus. The question we need to ask is what group best describes us and what are the implications of the position we find ourselves in?

When God doesn’t respond when and how we want, it can cause confusion and doubt. But, if we truly listen to Him and put our trust in Him, we will see not only His deep love for us, but that He remains the good shepherd who can lead us through life and through death.

Jesus is our shepherd who willingly laid down His life for His sheep and promises abundant life to those who believe in Him.

Jesus can make those who are spiritually blind see. But, those who claim to see, yet reject the words and works of Jesus, will continue to be blind.

True discipleship means believing that Jesus is trustworthy and true. We must be willing to abide in His Word and make room for that Word to take root in our hearts.

The focus of the church is Jesus. We get it right when we remember that the Christian life is about Jesus in us, and Jesus through us.

No one is more popular or more polarizing than Jesus Christ. His family disbelieved Him, the crowds disowned Him, the religious leaders said He had a demon, and a few remained devoted to Him. The question is, how about you? What do you think about Jesus? And will you respond to His great invitation to satisfy your thirst and fill you with His Spirit?

We consume the spiritual Bread of Life by believing on Jesus as the savior and Son of God. We express and reaffirm this belief through the taking of communion.

God can use overwhelming circumstances to help us see His great power in us and provision for us.