Colossians 3:16
Psalm 33
Who Am I?
How would you answer the question, Who am I? The answer to that question has a tremendous influence on how we think, feel, and act. We might be tempted to talk about our job, abilities, successes or failures, intelligence, appearance, or even our wounds. But our identity is not discovered in any of those things. We need to look to our Creator and ask Who Am I? It is only when we approach the One who has designed us that we will discover our true Christian identity.
2 Corinthians 5:11-21
Mark 10:42-45
1 Corinthians 1:1-3
Romans 8:12-17
Ephesians 1:22-23
John 3:31-36
Acts 17:16-34
He Is
He Is…
A wise pastor once wrote, "What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us." Why? What we believe about God sets the course of our lives. What we truly believe about God determines how we respond to Him. What we confess about God strengthens our affections for Him. The manner in which we regard God determines whether and how and with what seriousness we commend Him to others. It is vital we know the living and true God revealed in the Scriptures and not the miniature, tamed version of social media, movies, and music. Our prayer is that you would be overcome with awe as we discover the greatness of who He Is.
He Is…
-Triune (2 Cor 13.14; Rev 1.4-5; Matt 28)
-Holy (Isa 6)
-One (Deut 6; I Cor 8)
-Sovereign (Romans 9, Daniel)
-Immutable/Impassible
-Incomprehensible (Deut 29.29; Isa 40.28; Rom 11.33-34)
-Self-Disclosing (Ex 3.15; Ex 33.18ff; Psalm 19.1)
-Worthy (Rev 5.1-14)
Revelation 5:1-14
Malachi 3:6
Isaiah 46:8-11
1 Corinthians 12:1-13
Deuteronomy 6:3-4
Numbers 20:1-13
Isaiah 44:6
Hebrews | Greater Than
In today’s pluralistic society, we may hear people say, “No one god or faith belief is better than another.” And yet, the author of the book of Hebrews speaks directly to people both ancient and modern presenting Jesus Christ in eloquent comparison to that which was considered great by his readers: angels, Moses, and the Levitical priesthood and sacrifices. What we will discover on our journey in Hebrews is that nothing and no one compares in stature to the person, work, and priesthood of Jesus. Jesus is both superior to all and thus sufficient for all. Jesus is greater.