Jesus on...
Jesus On... - The Hopeless
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Jesus On... - The Hopeless By Timothy Moore
John 14:8-9 Colossians 1:15 Mark 2:16-17
A.W. Tozer once said, “What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.”
What you believe about God shapes your SELF-PERCEPTION.
Looking at the way Jesus interacted with HOPELESS people.
Jesus Christ was God incarnate, the full REVELATION of God to man.
Christ did not come to this earth to change GOD'S view of humanity. He came to change HUMANITY'S view of God.
Domain of Darkness = Futility, brokenness, and death Kingdom of Light = love, healing, and hope
Poema - Ephesians 2:10 “masterpiece” Icon - Genesis 1:26, Colossians 3:10 “image of God” Agapaton - 1 John 3:1 “beloved of God”
Legal Courtroom Gospel - West (North America) Healing and Restoration Gospel- East (Near East)
Patristic Healing Gospel (hospital model)
Mark 5 - Gadarene Demoniac John 4 - The Woman at the Well Luke 19 - Zacchaeus John 8 - Woman caught in adultery
What if our view of God was simply that God is just like Christ?
What if we viewed ourselves and others as very precious to God no matter what state we or they are in?
“If people could believe that they are precious to God and forgiven of their sins, the majority of people in our mental institutions could walk out free today.”
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What you believe about God shapes your -PERCEPTION.
What you believe about God shapes your SELF-.
Looking at the way Jesus interacted with people.
Jesus Christ was God incarnate, the full of God to man.
Christ did not come to this earth to change view of humanity. He came to change HUMANITY'S view of God.
Christ did not come to this earth to change GOD'S view of humanity. He came to change view of God.
What if our view of God was simply that God is just like ?
What if we viewed ourselves and others as very to God no matter what state we or they are in?
What stands out to you?
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