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Service: Sun PM Worship
Type: Sermon
Speaker: Colton Hamlett
Summary Why Jesus Came to Earth
📘 Sermon Information
Course Title: New Testament Studies
Instructor: Colton Hamlett
Date: 2025-08-31 Sunday PM Worship
Chapter/Topic: Why Jesus Came to Earth — Four Purpose Statements (inferred topic)
🧠Key Learnings
Knowledge point 1: Jesus is eternal, Creator, and the source of life and light
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Knowledge point 2: Jesus came to testify to the truth and exercise divine authority
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Knowledge point 3: Jesus came to expose and defeat sin and the works of the devil
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Knowledge point 4: Jesus came to seek and save the lost by serving and giving his life as a ransom
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Knowledge point 5: Christian response — continue Jesus’ work: testify, seek, serve
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✏️ Key Concepts
Concept 1: The Word (Logos) — Jesus’ eternal identity
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Concept 2: Testifying to the truth and divine authority
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Concept 3: Sin, the devil’s works, and Jesus’ defeat of them
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Concept 4: Seeking the lost — initiative, time, and challenge
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Concept 5: Service and substitution — ransom and servant leadership
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🔄 Q&A/Discussion
Question 1: Why did Jesus come to earth?
Answer 1: To testify to the truth, to destroy the works of the devil (defeat sin), to seek and save the lost, and to serve/give his life as a ransom for many.
Question 2: How should we respond to Jesus’ truth claims?
Answer 2: Wholehearted acceptance — listen and obey. Partial acceptance is inconsistent with the nature of truth. Believers hear, follow, and are given eternal life and security.
Question 3: If Jesus came to destroy sin, why does sin still exist?
Answer 3: Jesus’ coming defeats the power of sin and death in principle and makes salvation available, but final judgment and full consummation (removal of sin) await his return. Meanwhile, humans still freely choose.
Question 4: What practical actions did Jesus take to save the lost?
Answer 4: He took initiative to seek people, spent time with them (relationships), challenged them to repent, modeled servant leadership, and ultimately gave his life as ransom.
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Series: N/A
Service: Sun PM Worship
Type: Sermon
Speaker: Colton Hamlett
Summary Why Jesus Came to Earth
📘 Sermon Information
Course Title: New Testament Studies
Instructor: Colton Hamlett
Date: 2025-08-31 Sunday PM Worship
Chapter/Topic: Why Jesus Came to Earth — Four Purpose Statements (inferred topic)
🧠Key Learnings
Knowledge point 1: Jesus is eternal, Creator, and the source of life and light
Summary:
Knowledge point 2: Jesus came to testify to the truth and exercise divine authority
Summary:
Knowledge point 3: Jesus came to expose and defeat sin and the works of the devil
Summary:
Knowledge point 4: Jesus came to seek and save the lost by serving and giving his life as a ransom
Summary:
Knowledge point 5: Christian response — continue Jesus’ work: testify, seek, serve
Summary:
✏️ Key Concepts
Concept 1: The Word (Logos) — Jesus’ eternal identity
Definition:
Key Points:
Example / Analogy:
Concept 2: Testifying to the truth and divine authority
Definition:
Key Points:
Example / Analogy:
Concept 3: Sin, the devil’s works, and Jesus’ defeat of them
Definition:
Key Points:
Example / Analogy:
Concept 4: Seeking the lost — initiative, time, and challenge
Definition:
Key Points:
Example / Analogy:
Concept 5: Service and substitution — ransom and servant leadership
Definition:
Key Points:
Example / Analogy:
🔄 Q&A/Discussion
Question 1: Why did Jesus come to earth?
Answer 1: To testify to the truth, to destroy the works of the devil (defeat sin), to seek and save the lost, and to serve/give his life as a ransom for many.
Question 2: How should we respond to Jesus’ truth claims?
Answer 2: Wholehearted acceptance — listen and obey. Partial acceptance is inconsistent with the nature of truth. Believers hear, follow, and are given eternal life and security.
Question 3: If Jesus came to destroy sin, why does sin still exist?
Answer 3: Jesus’ coming defeats the power of sin and death in principle and makes salvation available, but final judgment and full consummation (removal of sin) await his return. Meanwhile, humans still freely choose.
Question 4: What practical actions did Jesus take to save the lost?
Answer 4: He took initiative to seek people, spent time with them (relationships), challenged them to repent, modeled servant leadership, and ultimately gave his life as ransom.
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