God draws a self-portrait, and his name is Jesus, the incarnation of God's greatness, gospel, glory, and grace. Jesus is the priority of the Holy Spirit, and He deserves to be our number one priority. We can receive Him into our hearts, believing He is the Lord Jesus Christ, and become children of God through regeneration, not of generation, determination, or tradition, but of a supernatural miracle. [... more]

The doctrine of the incarnation is central to understanding God and humanity. Jesus' life and teachings reveal God's nature and humanity's relationship with Him. The early church spent centuries defining and applying this doctrine, and it remains essential for understanding God's creation and humanity's place within it. [... more]

The importance of genuine friendships and the role of Jesus as a friend to those who are struggling with loneliness and emotional isolation. The discussion highlights the need for emotional intelligence, spiritual formation, and the value of slowing down to truly connect with others. [... more]

The supreme work of mediation is found in Christ's office as the high priest who offers himself to satisfy the justice of God. Jesus is recognized as the prophet, the prophet supreme, the prophet par excellence, because He was both subject and object of prophecy. He is also the king, the king of kings, the king of all of the kings, and He alone has been exalted to the right hand of God, and the Father has given to Him all authority on heaven and earth. [... more]

God is in the business of joy, and the joy of heaven is rooted in the perfect, other-focused relationship within the Trinity. The Lord Jesus gave up his perfect relationship with the Father to come to earth and live among humans, demonstrating the depth of his love and the nature of his sacrifice. [... more]

Anne Graham Lotz shares a powerful message about Jesus Christ, the true light that gives light to every man, and the importance of faith in Him. She emphasizes that Jesus is the living word, inescapable, and the incarnation of God's glory and grace. Lotz encourages listeners to receive Jesus into their lives and to share Him with others, highlighting the consequences of rejecting Him and the blessings of following Him. [... more]

The birth of Jesus is rooted in real history, not myth or fairy tale. The New Testament authors declare that the events of Christmas actually happened in space and time, making it a significant moment in human history. The cradle of the message is real history, and it's essential to understand the context of the birth of Jesus to appreciate its profound significance. [... more]

The virgin birth is an essential truth in Christianity, separating it from imposter religions, and is rooted in the biblical understanding of creation and providence, where God's omnipotence and supernatural power are revealed in the conception and birth of Jesus Christ. [... more]

God may have allowed you to be in a hard place to show you a fresh vision of who He is, who He can be to you in that hard place. Count your blessings, don't ask what you can lose, but what you can never lose, and make your list of blessings one after another, things that nobody can take from you. [... more]

Ann Graham Lotz teaches on the four aspects of the incarnation of God, focusing on Jesus as the Son of God, the Creator, and the giver of life, light, and spiritual life. She emphasizes the importance of knowing God's greatness, power, and purpose, and encourages listeners to turn to the Lord for guidance and strength. [... more]

The incarnation of Jesus Christ is a profound mystery where the eternal second person of the Trinity takes upon Himself a human nature and joins His divine nature to that human nature for the purpose of redemption. This concept is central to the Christian faith and is explored in the Bible through various passages, including Philippians 2 and John 1. [... more]

Jesus' teachings in John 14 address the separation from God, explaining that he will send the Holy Spirit to be with believers forever, making his home in them and guiding them to keep his commandments. This indwelling of the Spirit solves the problem of distance and allows for a deeper, more intimate relationship with God, who desires to dwell in humanity and be treasured as the ultimate treasure. [... more]

God drew a self-portrait and His name is Jesus, the incarnation of God's greatness, gospel, and glory. Jesus presents us with a choice to reject Him, but He came to invite us into a personal relationship with Himself through Jesus Christ. [... more]

Jesus is the Son of God and the Son of Man, the Lion and the Lamb, the originator and the terminator, the Creator and the Savior. He is the incarnation of God's greatness, power, and purpose, giving us physical and spiritual life, and light that reveals the darkness. [... more]