Why is it vital to hold that Jesus is fully God and fully Man? How do the geneaologies of Christ found in Matthew and Luke give textual support to these truths? 

In this session, we will examine Jesus' claim to be the Son of Man. From where in the Old Testament does Jesus understand this title? How does this impact our relationship with the Lord? 

How does Isaiah's prophecy point us to a deeper understanding and adoration for "the Teacher?" In this deep dive into discipleship, we learn more about our Savior's person and work. 

As we tour Isaiah, we examine the theme of discipleship in chapters 13-30 of Isaiah's prophecy. How does these chapters point us to a deeper understanding of the Messiah?  

In this session, we will examine the claims of Christ himself. How do his words and works testify to his glorious excellencies? 

How did the people of Jesus' day view the coming of the Messiah? What misconceptions did they have? What misconceptions do we have about Jesus? 

In this session, we will examine the beginnings statements of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. How does each of the gospels paint a unique perspective of Jesus? How are they similar?

As we embark on a study through the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, we heed the summons to "Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world." 

As we peer deeper into the call of discipleship, we will explore the book of Isaiah, standing in awe of the God who confronts our modern sensibilities. 

How does Jesus' definition of discipleship and calling confront our modern understanding of what it means to be a follower of Christ?