The Perfecting of Jesus
The Scripture that says Jesus had to be made perfect, that there was a time when something was missing. How did he become perfect? What does his perfecting mean for us?
The Scripture that says Jesus had to be made perfect, that there was a time when something was missing. How did he become perfect? What does his perfecting mean for us?
In Matthew 5:38-48 Jesus issues arguably his most challenging set of commandments. Living under Jesus’ kingdom rule means living a life of enduring many and various injustices. Following Jesus isn’t fair.
“Take up the cross” means making real-life changes and sacrifices. That’s what it takes if you want to follow Jesus.
God has a direction in mind for his people. Those who lead God’s people well are those who know where God wants us to go and helps his people get there.
By percentages, very few human beings ever have a book written about them. Fewer still have four books written about them. Even fewer than that have numerous books written to further expound upon the books written about them. And almost no one in the history of the world has been said to be a person …
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If you want to follow Jesus, everything has to change. And that change starts with the attitudes and mentalities that Jesus calls us to adopt.
Jesus often challenged his followers to examine themselves with one crucial question: Do you understand?
Jesus was rejected for the good he did and those who follow him will face the same treatment. Instead of giving up or attacking those who attacked him, Jesus overcame by persisting in doing good. Those who follow him must do the same.
Mark 5 tells us one of the most important truths anyone could ever know about Jesus: Yes, he cares.
There is no subject matter that is more challenging, fundamental, or necessary than what Jesus taught on forgiveness.