The Deity of Christ

From the series: Light the Dark

In John 18, Jesus refers to himself a number of times as, "I am He". There is a lot of meaning packed into this short phrase.

From the series: Light the Dark

At the end of John 10, Jesus made a simple statement that enraged the crowd around him, and they picked up stones to kill him. This statement remains critical to our understanding of who Jesus truly is.

From the series: Light the Dark

When Jesus said "I am the Light of the World" in John 8, this struck a nerve with the religious leaders. There is so much significance in that phrase that it would have sounded like a thunderclap to the people of Israel. His words affirmed Him as the Messiah.

From the series: Light the Dark

Explores John 1 to understand Jesus' identity and significance. It emphasizes Jesus as the eternal Word, God in the flesh, and the light piercing the darkness. Highlights the importance of recognizing Jesus' divine nature and His role in creation and salvation. It connects Jesus' coming to Old Testament prophecies and stresses His unique relationship with the Father.

From the series: Light the Dark

This message from John 1 emphasizes Jesus as the eternal Word, creator, and source of life and light. John aligns Jesus' divine nature with Genesis, presenting Him as the "logos" or ultimate truth. Jesus, the life-giving light, contrasts with the darkness, which cannot overcome Him. This establishes Jesus' supreme authority and vital role in creation and salvation.

From the series: Standalone Messages

We examine John 14 and learn about the "greater works" that Jesus is talking about.

From the series: Greater

Delves into the Book of Hebrews, emphasizing Jesus' supremacy and his role as God in the flesh. It discusses the context and purpose of Hebrews, arguing that it was likely written by Paul to encourage faith amidst persecution. It also explores the significant monotheistic nature of Hebrews and its portrayal of Jesus as superior to angels, focusing on his divine nature and kingship.

From the series: The Genius of Jesus

Focuses on Jesus' transfiguration in Mark Chapter 9. It explores the significance of Jesus revealing His divine nature to His disciples and contrasts genuine spiritual transformation with mere external appearances or masquerading righteousness. Emphasizes the importance of understanding and experiencing the true glory of Jesus, which leads to a transformed life, and warns against the deception of superficial religiosity.

From the series: The Genius of Jesus

Examines the deep significance of Jesus' names and titles. It explores the meanings and implications of names like Jesus, Christ, and Son of God, delving into their historical, cultural, and theological contexts. Highlights how understanding these titles enhances our comprehension of Jesus' identity and mission, emphasizing the transformative impact this understanding has on Christian faith and life.

From the series: Jesus Is Greater

Delves into the defense of Jesus' deity and significance, drawing heavily from the book of Colossians. It emphasizes Jesus as the embodiment of God's mystery, revealed and sufficient for all. Explores the transformation experienced by those who accept Jesus, contrasting this with religious systems that undermine his sufficiency. It further discusses the historical and biblical validation of Jesus' divinity, providing evidence to support faith in Him as the foundation of Christianity.

From the series: Jesus Is Greater

Discusses the significant role and authority of Jesus in creation, redemption, and the church. It emphasizes that Jesus is not just a part of history, but integral to the existence and sustenance of all things. Highlights how Jesus' authority and preeminence are rooted in the Bible. Underlines the importance of recognizing and respecting Jesus' central place in Christian faith and life.

From the series: #Jesus

Examines the dual nature of Jesus Christ, emphasizing his humanity and divinity. Underscores the importance of understanding and appreciating Jesus' character and purpose, discussing how his life, death, and teachings have profound implications for believers' faith and understanding of God.

From the series: #Jesus

Delves into understanding Jesus' identity through scriptural foundations rather than personal opinions. It highlights Jesus as the Messiah who, despite his humble beginnings and life of service, profoundly impacted history more than any political figure or ideology.

From the series: #Jesus

Explores the profound concept of "The Word Became Flesh" from John 1, emphasizing Jesus' divinity, humanity, and mission. It discusses Jesus as the ultimate expression of God's will, the creator and sustainer of life, and the light overcoming darkness.

From the series: Isaiah 9:6

Emphasizing Jesus' divine power as the Messiah. It discusses the significance of His titles, particularly "Mighty God," illustrating His strength, authority, and role in redeeming humanity. Highlights the importance of trusting in God's power and His ultimate plan for salvation.

From the series: Christmas

Explores the profound significance of Jesus' birth. It emphasizes that Jesus is the incarnate God, Creator, and Savior, whose coming transformed the world. The message urges believers to deeply understand and appreciate the true meaning of Christmas beyond the familiar story, recognizing Jesus as the divine being who humbled Himself to become human for the salvation of mankind.

From the series: Easter

Focuses on the resurrection of Jesus and its significance. It explores Jesus' claims and the fulfillment of prophecies, highlighting the unique validation of His divinity through His resurrection. Emphasizes the importance of understanding and believing in the resurrection as the cornerstone of Christian faith, which differentiates Christianity from other belief systems.

From the series: Believe

Continues the exploration of key Christian beliefs, focusing on the significance of God's pursuit of humanity, culminating in the incarnation of Jesus Christ. It emphasizes that Jesus' coming was foretold throughout the Old Testament, and His birth, life, death, and resurrection fulfill these prophecies.

From the series: Be Complete

Focuses on the supremacy and significance of Jesus Christ as presented in Colossians 1. It emphasizes how Jesus is the foundation of the church and the ultimate source of truth and salvation. Paul, writing from prison, urges the Colossians to understand and fully embrace the radical nature of Christ, His divine power, and His authority over all creation.

We answer a hundred small questions a day. A look at the few that actually matter for eternity, starting with who Jesus is.

The deity of Jesus sits at the foundation of the Christian faith. Why it matters, and how to know from Scripture why we can rest on it.

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was God. A devotion on John 1:1 and one of the highest truths Scripture ever puts into words.

In Christ all the fullness of God dwells in bodily form. A devotion on Colossians 2 and why the full deity of Jesus anchors the gospel.

We are always changing; Jesus never does. A short devotion on Hebrews 13:8 and the steady, unchanging faithfulness of Christ.

Is trusting Jesus as Savior enough if we misunderstand who he is? Why his eternal deity is not a side issue but the very heart of salvation.

God once spoke through the prophets; now he has spoken through his Son. A short devotion on the weight and wonder of Hebrews 1:1-2.

Where does the Trinity come from, and is it even biblical? An accessible look at what Scripture actually teaches about one God in three persons.

Jesus said no one knows the day of his return, not even the Son. A thoughtful look at how that fits with believing Jesus is fully God.

If God never changes, yet the Word became flesh, did God change? Working through two verses that seem to collide and the truth that holds them together.

What does the phrase, "Son of God" mean? Does it mean that God the Father literally had a son? The answer that question is just plainly no. The phrase "son of" doesn't mean that someone literally has…

What does it mean that Jesus calls himself the "Son of Man?" Well, Jesus declared that He is God and the Bible also tell us that he became flesh. In John 1 it lays out both of those claims in verses…