Who Do You Say I Am? — Part 1 of Questions From Jesus

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Who Do You Say I Am? — Part 1 of Questions From Jesus

October 1, 2023 • Cory Bragg • John 1:14, Matthew 16:13–18, John 1:1–4, John 5:17–18

How we answer certain questions changes the course of our life.

Jesus asked open ended questions.

He asked challenging questions.

He asked a lot of questions. In fact, it’s estimated Jesus asked 300+ different questions in the gospels. In his personal interactions, Jesus was much more of a question asker than an advice giver.

But why does Jesus ask so many questions? Maybe it’s because the right question can open the door to radical transformation.

Where Are Your Accusers? - Part 7 of Questions from Jesus

November 12, 2023 • Berron Fuhri • John 8:1–11, Romans 2:4

Have you ever judged another person ... either their actions, their choices or behaviors? We've all judged people for their behaviors, choices and lifestyle. Judging people is never really about right or wrong, it's about the power it gives us. Judging gives us a sense of superiority and makes us feel better about our own shortcomings. What we can do is to try to be more like Jesus in the way that we respond to the sins of others. You can still disagree with someone's lifestyle choices and behavior and still love and respect them.

Why Do You Call Me Lord? - Part 6 of Questions from Jesus

November 5, 2023 • Scotty Priest • Luke 6:43–49

We all intuitively know that knowing is different than doing. Knowing is different than believing. You know you should eat healthy. You know you should exercise. You know you should save money. The difference is in the doing. What do you know that you're not doing? What area in your life is Jesus calling you to take the next step?

Did You Catch Anything? — Part 5 of Questions From Jesus

October 29, 2023 • Scotty Priest • John 21:1–6

So many of us are living our lives on autopilot — doing the same things we've always done over and over, expecting a different result. Sometimes we sense something is wrong, but we just don't fully see it. Do you ever ask yourself, why do I keep going back to the same self-defeating behaviors? Am I willing to follow Jesus into something new?