The Father and I are ONE
March 24, 2025

Introduction

This sermon explores Jesus’ journey towards the cross during Lent. It focuses on how we should stay true to our beliefs despite outside chatter and distractions, much like Jesus did. A significant theme is understanding salvation not only as a future hope but as a present healing that Jesus provides here and now.


Embracing the Present and Eternal Salvation

  • Salvation is often seen as merely , but Jesus teaches it as healing for our present darkness as well.


  • Jesus declares, “I’ve come to bring into your darkness,” emphasizing His role as savior and healer for our daily lives.


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Overcoming the Chatter

  • Just as Jesus dealt with the surrounding His identity and mission, we must remain focused on His message amidst life’s noise.


  • Have you ever found yourself rethinking a decision due to external ? Jesus cuts through the noise with clarity and purpose.


“I’m here to bring light into your darkness. I’m not here to judge your darkness.” — Sermon

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Choosing Daily Healing

  • The sermon stresses the importance of choosing Jesus’ healing in our lives. Salvation is not just a future promise, but here and now.


  • We must actively choose to Jesus’ healing each day, allowing Him to work within us despite our struggles.


“This healing, this salvation, is here and now because God knows that we are dealing with darkness here and now.” — Sermon

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Conclusion

In conclusion, the sermon invites us to embrace Jesus’ role as a healer in our present lives. We are encouraged to overcome distractions and choose His saving grace daily, recognizing that His light and healing are essential not just for eternal life, but for our present journey.


Reflection Questions


How has your view of salvation expanded in considering both eternity and present-day healing?


What “noise” or “chatter” in your life might be causing you to reevaluate your spiritual decisions? How can you focus more on Jesus’ message?


In what areas of your life do you need to actively choose Jesus’ healing today? How can you start incorporating that choice daily?