Show Notes
The most important question you'll ever answer isn't what culture, your family, or your friends say about Jesus, it's who you say He is. When you recognize Jesus as the true Savior and Lord, you're not only transformed by the gospel, you're invited to boldly make Him known so others can find their way home too.
Who do people say Jesus is? Who do you say Jesus is? Who will you tell?
Life Group Discussion: What are some of the most common misunderstandings or distorted views of Jesus you encounter on social media, at work, or among your friends? Peter confessed that Jesus is "the Christ, the Son of the living God." Why is this confession foundational to the Christian faith, and how does it shape the way we live? What is one practical step you can take this week to intentionally point someone toward Jesus, through a conversation, an invitation, or the way you live?
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