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Will the Real Jesus Please Stand Up? | Matthew 16:13-28
Will the Real Jesus Please Stand Up? | Matthew 16:13-28
Sermon Summary:
This sermon focuses on Jesus’ conversation with his disciples. He asks “Who do people say that I am?” Several answers are given, all of them kinda sorta close, but definitely wrong. The most dangerous false versions of Jesus are the ones that are kinda sorta close…but definitely wrong. We will explore some of these false Christs, and look for the real Jesus as revealed in the Scriptures.
The world has many different ideas about who Jesus is.
The most dangerous versions of Jesus are the ones that are kinda sorta close, but definitely wrong.
Who/what is Jesus NOT?
The counterfeit Christs are usually marked by ignoring or diminishing the cross.
You cannot have Christ without a cross. You cannot be a Christian without a cross.
The real Jesus is the one who suffered, died, and rose for you.
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By St. Paul Lutheran ChurchWill the Real Jesus Please Stand Up? | Matthew 16:13-28
Sermon Summary:
This sermon focuses on Jesus’ conversation with his disciples. He asks “Who do people say that I am?” Several answers are given, all of them kinda sorta close, but definitely wrong. The most dangerous false versions of Jesus are the ones that are kinda sorta close…but definitely wrong. We will explore some of these false Christs, and look for the real Jesus as revealed in the Scriptures.
The world has many different ideas about who Jesus is.
The most dangerous versions of Jesus are the ones that are kinda sorta close, but definitely wrong.
Who/what is Jesus NOT?
The counterfeit Christs are usually marked by ignoring or diminishing the cross.
You cannot have Christ without a cross. You cannot be a Christian without a cross.
The real Jesus is the one who suffered, died, and rose for you.
NEWS: Catch up on all the latest St. Paul Westlake news in our Monday and Friday emails or read it here: https://bit.ly/News12626
Not seeing our emails? Check your junk file or contact [email protected] to update your information.
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