The Message

Luke 2:5-7,41-51, 3:21-23, 4:1-2, John 3:1-3

“The Message” cuts through the noise and asks the question most folks avoid: do you know the message God sent to you? Noah had a message. Moses had a message. Nehemiah had a message. They were true—but truth must be rightly divided. This study walks from Adam’s fall and polluted blood, through animal sacrifice, to the Lamb slain before the foundation of the world—Jesus Christ, the only blood that could answer sin. Easter ain’t just new clothes, lilies, and church tradition. It is God confronting a lost world with salvation through Jesus. From the manger where there was no room, to the temple where He was about His Father’s business, to the Jordan where Jesus was baptized and filled with the Holy Ghost, the message is plain: “Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.” God didn’t stutter. You are no match for the devil in your own strength. You need the blood, you need baptism, you need the Holy Ghost, and you need to take up your cross and follow Him. If that cuts—it’s supposed to. This is not to condemn you for sport; it’s to wake you up before you stand at the judgment seat with no excuse.