Jul 26, 2026 · 39 min · 11 segments
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…
This is the most important question we have looked at, and it's the most important question we're going to look at.
Or maybe you say you justify your sin and you say, oh, he'll forgive me because he loves me, but you haven't chosen him to be Lord.
And what I want you to know, church, everyone listening this morning, is that you have the choice.
Is he your Lord or is he just like anything else? It can't be your grandfather's choice and it can't be your mother's faith.
And I pray that you guys walk out of here madly in love with Jesus, whether for the first time or whether you've been in love with him for years.
And if you think this question, who do you say Jesus is, is too simple of a question because you've grown up hearing Jesus' name, maybe you think you know who he is.
I do want to point out that Jesus asked this question to his disciples, to his children.
Last week, Nate hit on this passage right as he was setting up the passage that he was going to be teaching on.
His question was, what does it profit a man if he gains the whole world, but he forfeits his soul? And right before that, we see Jesus clarify who he is.
This is the most important question we have looked at, and it's the most important question we're going to look at.
Or maybe you say you justify your sin and you say, oh, he'll forgive me because he loves me, but you haven't chosen him to be Lord.
And what I want you to know, church, everyone listening this morning, is that you have the choice.
Is he your Lord or is he just like anything else? It can't be your grandfather's choice and it can't be your mother's faith.
And I pray that you guys walk out of here madly in love with Jesus, whether for the first time or whether you've been in love with him for years.
And if you think this question, who do you say Jesus is, is too simple of a question because you've grown up hearing Jesus' name, maybe you think you know who he is.
I do want to point out that Jesus asked this question to his disciples, to his children.
Last week, Nate hit on this passage right as he was setting up the passage that he was going to be teaching on.
His question was, what does it profit a man if he gains the whole world, but he forfeits his soul? And right before that, we see Jesus clarify who he is.
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