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The World Of Jesus
Contributed by Jeffery Anselmi on Feb 6, 2026 (message contributor)
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1. A Kingdom Like No Other
Contributed on Feb 6, 2026
Jesus has come to fulfill the law, not do away with it. However, the focus shifts to fulfilling the law in Jesus’s way rather than Moses’s.
A Kingdom Like No Other Jeffery Anselmi / General Adult The World of Jesus / Kingdom / Matthew 5:1–20 Jesus has come to fulfill the law, not do away with it. However, the focus shifts to Jesus’s way of fulfilling the law, rather than Moses’s. INTRODUCTION • Today we begin a new series called The ...read more
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2. Who Am I?
Contributed on Feb 13, 2026
Jesus’s words about how people identify him are critical to understanding both the purpose he came for and what followers are to do with it.
INTRODUCTION OPENING SLIDE • The question that Jesus asks the disciples is one of the most important questions in life we will ever answer. • To me, what's interesting about this all-important question Jesus would ask His disciples is that Jesus did not ask it in Jerusalem. • He did not ask it ...read more
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3. Dangerous Jesus
Contributed on Feb 27, 2026
Jesus is dangerous because He threatens every system built without Him—religious, political, or intellectual—and calls people to bow to the living God.
OPENING SLIDE INTRODUCTION • This is week four of our five-week series. • This is Week 4's energy. • Tension is rising. • Opposition is tightening. • The cross is closer. • Have you ever noticed that the most dangerous person in any system is the one who cannot be controlled? • Not the ...read more
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4. King Above All Kings
Contributed on Mar 6, 2026
No matter the season, Jesus challenges the rule of the day. Our decision to consider the person of Jesus impacts everything we hold dear in life.
OPENING SLIDE INTRODUCTION • Over the past five weeks we have explored the world Jesus stepped into; we have seen: • The Law and covenant expectations • The religious power structures • The political pressures of Rome • The conflicting religious groups • But today we come to the moment where all ...read more