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In Isaiah 9:6, the third royal title for the Messiah is Everlasting Father. The Messiah would be the perfect and and endless father that our hearts long for. Jesus embodied the protection, care, leadership and unconditional love of a true father. Scripture gives us three promises of our everlasting father, Jesus. Our Messiah promises to love and accept us unconditionally. He promises to discipline us for our ultimate good, and He promises to hold us fast, forever. Ultimately, Jesus Christ's death on a cross and resurrection are proof that He keeps His promises.
The Spirit of God gave the prophet Isaiah revelation about the promised Messiah, the Savior of the world. In His birth announcement in Isaiah 9 we are given four royal titles that vividly describe the nature and work of the Messiah. This Advent, we will study these four titles in their context, how Jesus Christ fulfills each royal title, and why we can worship Jesus Christ as our true king this Christmas season.
Pastor Nate shares the parable of The Lost Sons from Luke 15:11-32, to conclude our Parables sermon series. This summer we've learned to unlock the meaning of the parables and discover how these simple tales can revolutionize your perspective.
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This summer in our Parables: Jesus the Storyteller sermon series we will learn to unlock the meaning of the parables and discover how these simple tales can revolutionize your perspective on God, salvation, purpose and life in the kingdom of God.
As you read the gospels it becomes clear that Jesus loved to tell stories! Scripture records 40 parables told by Jesus. What was the purpose of these often-misunderstood stories? Were they morality lessons? Riddles designed to challenge those seeking truth?
