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Scripture Passage: Luke 9:37-50
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From Series: "Who do you say that I Am? " He’s been admired, ignored, lauded, mocked, worshipped, killed, and disputed. But in terms of His effect on history, His compassion for humanity, and His claims to deity, He’s been utterly unique. His name is Jesus Christ, and He ought to be the most unavoidable person in life.
The Gospel of Luke offers us a comprehensive picture of the One consistently portrayed as the Lord of Life. But, two remaining questions linger: Who do we say Jesus is? What will we do in response?
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