In week two of our Jesus series, we move from the historical reality of Jesus to the claims Jesus made about Himself. Looking closely at Scripture—especially the “I am” statements in John—we see that Jesus did not present Himself as merely a great teacher or moral example. He claimed divine authority, equality with the Father, power over life and death, authority to forgive sins, and to be the only way to salvation. Through His words, His death, and His resurrection, Jesus reveals that He is greater than everything and worthy of our worship, trust, and full surrender.
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What does it really mean to say “Jesus is greater than everything”? In this message, we explore God’s definition—not our own—and discover that Jesus is both Savior and King. Through Scripture, we are invited to receive His salvation, surrender every area of life to His authority, and experience the joy of following Him fully.
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Was Jesus a real historical person? In this sermon, we begin a three-week series by looking at the evidence for the historicity of Jesus. Through Scripture, ancient non-Christian sources, archaeology, and the testimony of the disciples, we see that the question is not whether Jesus existed, but what we do with who He is. This message is an encouragement to move from doubt toward confidence in Christ.
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