"The Jesus I Never Knew" Quotes

Grace does not depend on what we have done for God but rather what God has done for us.

The fact that Jesus was willing to suffer, die, and be rejected shows that he values us, that we have worth to him.

The presence of Christ in the world is due to the presence of Christians in the world.

The Bible includes so much about Jesus because he is the only one who can solve our deepest human dilemma.

Jesus' teachings are not a set of arbitrary rules, but rather a guide for living life as God intended.

Jesus valued children and treated them as important, sending a message about the value of all people.

God is present in our suffering, not just as a distant spectator, but as a suffering participant.

The kingdom of God is not about power and control, but rather about serving and caring for others.

Jesus' life and death reveal a God who is willing to suffer and die to redeem and restore humanity.

Jesus' interactions with women challenged the cultural norms of his time and showed value and respect for all people.