Show Notes
Mark Linton challenges our idea of perfection through the only childhood story of Jesus, showing us what true wisdom and obedience look like in human form.
Mark leads us through a powerful reflection on Jesus as the perfect child — not flawless in a worldly sense, but perfectly obedient to God’s will. As we walk alongside Mary and Joseph through their anxious search and witness Jesus’ calm wisdom in the temple, we’re reminded that divine perfection is found in submission, humility, and trust. This message urges us to see our own imperfection through the lens of Christ’s perfection, learning that His flawless childhood and life make Him the only one truly able to save and transform us.
Recorded at the Hukanui Bible Church morning service on Sunday the 12th of October 2025 during the 10:00 am service.
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