Join us for a powerful sermon titled "Who Do You Say Jesus Is? The Ultimate Question" from the Ninth Avenue Church in Haleyville, Alabama. This profound message delves into the pivotal moment in Matthew 16 where Jesus asks His disciples, "Who do you say that I am?" Explore the deep spiritual insights revealed in this passage and discover how these teachings can apply to our daily lives.

In this inspirational sermon, you'll experience the joy of communal worship and the uplifting power of heartfelt praise. As we journey through the biblical narrative, we uncover the profound impact of recognizing Jesus as the Christ, the Son of the Living God. This message is a testament to the truth that God fulfills His promises, and the battle belongs to the Lord.

Through an expository and narrative style, our pastor guides us in understanding the significance of Jesus' identity and its implications for our spiritual growth and unity. By setting the historical and geographical context of Cesaria Philippi, we appreciate the depth of Peter's confession and its foundational role in the church.

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Experience the transformative power of faith, prayer, and the Holy Spirit as we grow together in our understanding of Jesus and His teachings. Remember, the battle belongs to the Lord, and with Him, our spiritual journey is enriched every day.

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CHAPTERS:

0:00 - Opening

1:23 - Prayer

2:13 - Intro to the Lesson

6:26 - Where Are We

10:18 - The Text

11:49 - Who do the Crowds Say That I Am

20:37 - Who Do You Say That I Am

23:19 - What Does It Mean for You

23:44 - Attributes of Jesus

27:35 - Jesus is Our King

29:16 - Jesus is God

30:23 - Who is Jesus to You

32:40 - Ways to Connect with Us

32:48 - Closing