"Who do you say that I am?"
Jesus' question to the disciples in Luke 9:20 rings down through the ages. Just like the disciples we must all answer this question for ourselves. However our answer to this question affects far more than simply our view of history. Our answer to this question will affect every single part of our lives and will ultimately determine our eternal destiny. Who do you say that Jesus is?
Over the past weeks we have been learning about our incredible God. We have seen that God is Trinity. One God in three persons or, to put it another way, three persons with one essence. We have learnt about the person and nature of the first member of the Trinity, God the Father. This week we will turn our attention to the second member of the Trinity, God the Son and we will answer this age old question: who is Jesus?
Jesus' question to the disciples in Luke 9:20 rings down through the ages. Just like the disciples we must all answer this question for ourselves. However our answer to this question affects far more than simply our view of history. Our answer to this question will affect every single part of our lives and will ultimately determine our eternal destiny. Who do you say that Jesus is?
Over the past weeks we have been learning about our incredible God. We have seen that God is Trinity. One God in three persons or, to put it another way, three persons with one essence. We have learnt about the person and nature of the first member of the Trinity, God the Father. This week we will turn our attention to the second member of the Trinity, God the Son and we will answer this age old question: who is Jesus?
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