Made in Our Image
In Matthew 11:3, John, waiting in prison as a condemned man, sends disciples to ask Jesus, “Are you the one who is to come, or should we expect someone else?” After a lifetime of being a radical prophet, having the Spirit before birth, and even being a cousin of Jesus, this is a very curious…
At a wedding with his mother and new followers, Jesus provides a glimpse into who he really is and why he came. As he transforms ordinary water into the best wine using jars for ceremonial washing, Jesus shows how he will transform sinners into saints via the only eternal washing available. Recorded during a downpour,…
After being made in the image of God (Genesis 1:26), mankind has spent thousands of years trying to make God in OUR image – we would prefer that God believes what we believe, feels as we do, and lines up with our desires, ambitions, and lives. Each week in our “Made in Our Image” series,…
In our last study on the Samaritan Woman (John 4:1-42), we found a woman who likely expected to be rejected or judged by Jesus. Instead, he offered her living water; something to cure the thirst she was trying to satisfy through her sinful lifestyle. In contrast, this week we look at Nicodemus (John 3:1-15), a…
Since God created us in his image, mankind has been on a quest to remake God in our own image – we want God to be like us, instead of the other way around. In John 1:43-51, Nathanael finds Jesus, being from Nazareth, to fall short of his expectations, at least until he meets him.…
In Genesis 1:26, God said, “Let us make man in our image…” Since the fall, mankind has been trying to remake God in OUR image. We begin the “Made in Our Image” series in Matthew 15 asking who people say Jesus is and discover why Peter, though he got the answer right, still wanted to…
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