LCC: Remix 198 | The King Has Come

Jesus gave himself for us before He ever asked us to give ourselves to Him.

Jesus is King, and His kingdom demands genuine faith rather than empty religion.

In the Kingdom of God, greatness is measured by humility, service and surrender.

Big Idea: What we place in Jesus; hands becomes enough for what He has called us to do.

What do you do when life moves beyond your control and you don’tknow what happens next? In Mark 4–5, Jesus shows that He is Lord overthe storm, the struggle, the sickness, and even death itself,reminding us that faith isn’t knowing the outcome. It’s knowing He iswith us.

Following Jesus means leaving religious performance behind and living from a transformed heart.

Jesus has authority over everything that holds humanity captive. He did not come merely to improve our circumstances. He came with authority to forgive our sins. 

Jesus is the promised King, and when He calls us, theThe appropriate response is to follow.

What do we do when the hurt is real, the wound runs deep, and forgiveness feels impossible? This week, we’ll discover how holding onto Jesus gives us the strength to let go of unforgiveness and trust God with what we cannot change.