John 7:1-13 — Who is Jesus?

Written By E.Hopkins Creative
 

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Welcome to this week’s worship service!

Today we step into John 7:1–13, where the question on everyone’s lips is the same question we must each answer: Who is Jesus?

For some in the crowd, He was a good man. For others, He was a deceiver. Even His own brothers didn’t believe in Him yet. And the religious leaders? They were watching closely, plotting His death.

In this passage we discover:

  • Why even those closest to Jesus struggled to believe in Him

  • How living for God brings resistance and even hatred from the world

  • Why Jesus refused to seek fame or human approval — and instead lived fully in the Father’s timing

  • How the same question still confronts us today: “Who do you say that He is?”

This message challenges us to consider not just what others say about Jesus, but our own response to Him — the One who is either simply a man, or the Son of God and Savior of the world.

E.Hopkins Creative

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