Jesus teachings

What if certain Christian values we equate with following Jesus aren’t actually Christian? Like it or not, culture shapes our picture of Jesus. #christianvalues #religiousbeliefs #grace

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Not only are the statements unbiblical; most of them teach the opposite of what the Bible teaches.

What does Jesus want to teach you and me? How does he intend to mold us into his likeness? Here are powerful life-transforming lessons Jesus taught and is still teaching me.

I’ve always been a bit unsettled by Jesus’ reference to the Canaanite woman as a “dog.” But I noticed something a few nights ago when our associate pastor was teaching on this passage. I’d never noticed this thread before and I think it’s actually the key to understanding the passage

Satan has a "native tongue" according to Jesus. This 1-minute devotion explains.

Throughout Jesus’ life and ministry, He called listeners’ attention to various sins as he taught about His Father’s will, and guided believers in what it truly means to love God, and to walk with Him. But during His ministry, did Jesus call out some sins more than others? As God’s children, we are to pay attention, not just to Jesus’ words, but what they reveal about His heart for us. Wherever He calls out sin, he points the way to something far greater than what the sin promises us. This is…

Everyone quotes Jesus to show how He suports their view. But this often leads to us twisting His words into things Jesus never said.

Sometimes we think of Jesus as soft on sin, but these truths and this important Scripture puts that false belief to rest.

"When Jesus asks a question, it’s not a search for information... But there is one particular moment in the gospels when He asks a very surprising question."