Jesus . . .
Galatians 4:4
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As we enter into the holiday seasons, there is always a little more exposure to Jesus, but what does that exposure do? To some it makes them angry, demanding that any reminders of His life needs to be silenced. To others acquiescence, not wishing to be offensive so the term “winter holiday”. Some are emboldened, but in the process offensive to all they meet. Still others desire to share a loving compassion to the world around them. Whatever the perspective, the centrality is the name -Jesus. How He lived, what He said, what He did, and how that should impact us will be our focus in the messages ahead.
I. The importance of this study
A. It is commanded
2 Peter 3:18
B. It should be desired
Philippians 3:8,10
C. It is eternal
John 17:3
II. The Biblical foundation for this study
A. From the Jewish perspective
1. A coming age of Perfection
Isa. 2:1-4; Jer. 31:33,34; Micah 4:1-4; Zeph. 3:9;
Zech. 8:32, 14:9
2. From the line of David
Jer. 23:5,6; Hosea 3:4,5
B. From a Christian Perspective
Gen. 3:15; 49:10; Psa. 89:3,4; Isa. 53
III. The emphasis of this study
John 1:14
I. The importance of this study
A. It is commanded
2 Peter 3:18
B. It should be desired
Philippians 3:8,10
C. It is eternal
John 17:3
II. The Biblical foundation for this study
A. From the Jewish perspective
1. A coming age of Perfection
Isa. 2:1-4; Jer. 31:33,34; Micah 4:1-4; Zeph. 3:9;
Zech. 8:32, 14:9
2. From the line of David
Jer. 23:5,6; Hosea 3:4,5
B. From a Christian Perspective
Gen. 3:15; 49:10; Psa. 89:3,4; Isa. 53
III. The emphasis of this study
John 1:14
Big Idea:
Let His Mind be in me.
Let His Mind be in me.
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