The Hiddenness of Jesus, Part 3
October 21, 2020
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For those who want to know God, the Bible has more than enough evidence for them to believe. But for those who don’t want to know God, no evidence would ever be enough.
References:
Luke 10:21-24
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Why is it that so many wise, powerful, and intelligent people fail to find God? In this passage of Luke 10, Pastor J.D. explains that Jesus conceals the truth from those who seek to use God as a means to an end. And he reveals himself to those who seek God with humility and love. It’s part of our continued series, titled Kingdom Come.
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The Gospel of Luke records several times when Jesus told people not to reveal who he is. If God wants everyone to know him, why did Jesus take such great pains to hide his accomplishments? In The Hiddenness of Jesus, Pastor J.D. shows us that Jesus only reveals himself to those who were interested in finding him, and this message is part of our Kingdom Come series.
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