Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Pastor's Points
Key Points
- 1.Continuous growth in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ is a vital discipline that keeps our individual lives and ministries focused on Him (2 Peter 3:18).
- 2.Deepening our faith begins with recognizing Jesus' divine identity as the eternal "I AM," fully God and fully human (John 8:58-59, Exodus 3:14).
- 4.Jesus is literally God's undeserved free gift of grace, reconciling us to God through His sacrificial death on the cross (Romans 5:8-11, ).
Sermon Moments
“Jesus declares Himself as the "I AM," taking the divine name revealed to Moses in Exodus 3:14 to affirm His eternal deity in human flesh.”
“To grow in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus is to grow directly in the true knowledge of God Himself.”
“Grace (charis in Greek) means undeserved free gift; Jesus Himself is God's free, undeserved gift to humanity.”
“We are God's workmanship — in Greek, poema — meaning we are God's artistic poem and handiwork created in Christ Jesus.”
“Whatever is happening in your life, never forget that God loves you and has already demonstrated His love for you through Jesus Christ.”
“Anticipating the return of Christ gives us eternal hope, assuring us that we will be caught up to be with the Lord forever.”
“Even when studying the Old Testament, such as Psalm 23, the Scriptures point us directly to Jesus as our Good Shepherd.”
“As we fix our eyes on Jesus in the Word, the Holy Spirit transforms us into His likeness from glory to glory.”
This Week
Remember This
Growing continuously in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ anchors our lives in God's unearned love, transforms us into His image, and aligns us with His divine purpose.
A Challenge for You
Let us daily seek Jesus in scripture, meditating on his grace and knowledge. Nourish your mind and heart with them throughout your days and nights, and keep growing in our Lord Jesus by the power of the wonderful Holy Spirit working in you.These are personal sermon notes shared to help you remember the message — not a replacement for Scripture, your church, or your pastors.
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