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In Need of a Savior

  1. Who is Jesus?
    3 Digging Deeper
  2. Why Did Jesus Come to Earth?
    3 Digging Deeper
  3. What is the Covenant Jesus Offers?
    3 Digging Deeper
  4. Did Jesus Really Rise from the Dead?
    3 Digging Deeper
  5. What Does Jesus' Resurrection Mean to Me?
    3 Digging Deeper
  6. Why Should I Be Like Jesus?
    3 Digging Deeper
  7. How Can I Find Life Through Death?
    3 Digging Deeper
  8. What Change Does God Expect of Me?
    3 Digging Deeper
  9. What Does it Mean to Repent?
    3 Digging Deeper
  10. How Can I Be Born Again?
    4 Digging Deeper
Lesson 1 of 10
In Progress

Who is Jesus?

Question 01

What does it mean for Jesus to be named Immanuel (God with us)? What does that say about his nature and person? Consider reading John 1:1-3.

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Question 02

Jesus is described by the prophets as being mighty, powerful and lord over all things; but he was born in a manger to a family with no royal significance at the time. What does this say about Jesus’ purpose on earth?

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Question 03

Much of the world saw Jesus as just a prophet in His day, but Peter said he was, “the Christ, the son of the living God.” What does it mean for Peter to call Jesus the Christ and the son of God? Why is this distinction important?

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Question 04

Why was the birth of Jesus so special? What makes it contrary to how people believed Jesus would be born?

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Question 05

Who is Jesus to you? Who do you say that he is?

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Exercise 01

Read Isaiah 53 and make two lists. First, list the characteristics of the man described in the passage. Second, make a list of God’s purposes for him. Then share your two lists with the group.

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Exercise 02

Jesus is called both the “Son of Man” and “Son of God.” Is it possible for him to be both? Read Daniel 7:13-14 and Matthew 1:18-23, then explain your answer to the group.

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