Jesus the Hero
Pastor Smith will explore Bible passages, stories, and verses, that reveal Jesus' heroism. The Son of God became completely human so He could live by faith as we must. He is the hero our society needs.
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Jesus and Abel; defenders of the faith (opens the original)
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Abel is the first picture in the bible of Jesus dying for the true way to God. Cain and the Pharisees both wanted their own way to God; Jesus and Abel said no.
David's and Jesus' joy (opens the original)
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David danced with joy when he brought the ark to Jerusalem to reunite it with the tabernacle. Jesus was full of the same joy as He brought lonely, fallen people to the Father for real worship.
David and Jesus; helping Mephibosheth the Lame (opens the original)
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David honored his rival's heir, Saul's grandson, by restoring his wealth and inviting him to his table as a guest of honor. Jesus does that for us!
David and Jesus; Men after God's Heart. (opens the original)
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Samuel said David was a man after God's heart, but he sinned with Bathsheba. How does this work? And, what does this show us about Jesus?
Jesus willingly stayed in the place of Danger (opens the original)
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King David stayed in the place of danger for years until the strain got to him, and then he ran away to stay with Goliath's king for safety. We are meant to contrast and compare this to Jesus, who endured attacks, lies, threats, plotting, and demoniacs, without wavering. David was a great hero; but Jesus' courage was greater than his.
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