Part 19 – SERIES: Lionman of Judah

Jesus is very intentional about building relationships. He targets and invites people into his life, he listens and understands their life, and he shows genuine care, bringing joy into their life all so that they might know his love and put their trust in him. We'll see Jesus do that this week at a wedding. Who are you inviting into your life to see Jesus?

Part 18 – SERIES: Lionman of Judah

The first challenge Jesus makes in his ministry is for people to "come and see". He invites people into his life to spend time with him, get to know him, and learn from him. It's a call to friendship. Who are you inviting to "come and see" Jesus in your life?

Part 17 – SERIES: Lionman of Judah

John answers two questions that every one of us must answer: 1) Who are you? – Are you achieving your identity (religion) or receiving it (gospel)?

2) Who is Jesus? – Your answer to this questions will change your answer to the first question.

Part 16 – SERIES: Lionman of Judah

Satan, the "Father of Lies" attacks in two ways: 1) He causes us with a lie. 2) He tempts us to believe a lie. Jesus models for us the strategy to endure and overcome Satan's attacks: 1) Expose his lies with the truth of God's Word. 2) Believe and obey the truth.

Part 15 – SERIES: Lionman of Judah

We get baptized to identify ourself with Jesus. Jesus was baptized to identify himself with sinners. At Jesus' baptism we get the clearest picture in all of Scripture of the Trinity. We're called to image God's Trinitarian nature by being in meaningful community with other Christians.

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Part 14 – SERIES: Lionman of Judah

John's message was powerful and came in two parts: 1) Repent. 2) Bear fruits in keep with repentance. Having repented, are you tending to your life so that you would bear much fruit? Or are you a fraud who's never truly repented and is simply hanging false fruit from your tree?

Part 13 – SERIES: Lionman of Judah

Jesus said that John was the greatest of all the prophets. He was sent by God to prepare the way for and point people to Jesus. In the same way, each one of us is sent by God to point people to Jesus.

Part 12 – SERIES: Lionman of Judah

Do you know the story of John Mark? Mark was the author of the Gospel of Mark and was mentored by 3 of the most influential men in the history of the Christian Church: Peter, Barnabas, and Paul. Mark's life is one marked failure, repentance, obedience, and legacy.

Part 11 – SERIES: Lionman of Judah

Luke 2:41-52 shows that Jesus was already beginning to grasp his true identity and purpose as a 12-year-old. But it didn’t happen by accident. There were a number of things he did that helped him to discover God’s will for his life, and we can follow his example. .