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Introduction
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He remembered who He was.
Christ never lost the focus of who He was.
He reminded His disciples and himself consistently of that fact.
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Christ didn’t let the good times or the bad times change His perspective of Himself.
He knew
He was loved by God
He was blessed by God
He represented God
He was responsible to God
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People want to belong.
What does it mean to us to be children of God?
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He knew what He had to do.
How would you react, if you knew the exact date and time you would die?
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Christ had purpose in his life.
He used His talents, gifts and heart for something other than just making it through.
“He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how.”
Friedrich Nietzsche
We need purpose for living.
He knew were He was going.
Christ knew that the cross was set before Him.
Christ knew that death was coming but then glory was waiting.
He didn’t let the pain and suffering take away from the fulfillment and reward.
It would have been easy for Him to let His triumphal entry take away from his focus.
In this I believe Nietzsche was right - people with purpose can overcome almost any how.
We know there will be suffering and trouble in this life.
Whether we follow Christ or not.
Christ makes the difference.
He set His face, so we could have ours lifted up.
Christ face His face to Calvary so we might be able to turn ours to His and heard
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