The Time Jesus Re‑revealed Yahweh
Remember the time Jesus used a Davidic psalm to reveal the Messiah’s identity and the relational heart of Yahweh.
Remember the time Jesus used a Davidic psalm to reveal the Messiah’s identity and the relational heart of Yahweh.
Remember the time Jesus self-identified—not with spectacle or dominance, but in a way that brought rest to those crushed by religion?
Remember the time Jesus asked for help, restoring a broken and shunned woman who then brought transformation to the very city that broke and shunned her?
Remember the time Jesus made it all about Himself: how He fulfilled the Law and the Prophets, inaugurating a New Covenant?
Remember the time Jesus stepped between a guilty woman and a murderous mob with rocks in their hands, refusing to let her be turned into a prop for their theological stunt?
Remember the time Jesus called out self-serving religion and inaugurated a new way of living based on a new love-defined morality?
Remember the time Jesus dodged the culture wars? How He ingeniously served the marginalised without becoming co-opted by any one faction?
Remember the time Jesus used the word “sinner” to describe recipients of grace rather than labels of condemnation?
Remember the time Jesus spoke about the birds and the tree? When Jesus planted the seed of the inclusive nature of the Kingdom of God?
Remember the time Jesus saw the blind man? Yes, the time we got an inside peep into the prevailing religious mindset of the day.