Isa 1:18 Come now, and let us reason together, saith the LORD: though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they be red like crimson, they shall be as wool

Reminded of how fruit is a byproduct of that which is planted, watered, and nourished before the harvest is taken. Just had a sweet drop-in visitation from a father whose son attended our Men’s day pig roast a few weeks back. I had the opportunity to visit and challenge this young man. It was apparent that he was a sharp and well-read student. He explained that he didn’t want to just adopt his father’s faith in God until he did his own research. To that I commended him. But I challenged him to not get caught up in searching and seeking all things that are of counterfeit and invaluable. I encouraged him to settle who Jesus was. Our triune God, the Father, and the Holy Spirit, put all their stock in Jesus. You have to settle who Jesus is. Love the simple and profound question proposed by C.S. Lewis and carried through by Josh McDowell. Jesus had to be one of the three, The Lord like He said He was, a lunatic, or a liar. Religions and secular history cannot displace that Jesus was on the earth. His visitations were a profound impact on our world then and still affected by them today. Some just announce Jesus as a prophet. Others describe Him as a good teacher. But these associations would only conclude that Jesus were a lunatic or a liar, because Jesus came and proclaimed without any uncertainly that He was the Lord!

Let us reason together….