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VBS- Jesus Pursues You
INTRODUCTION
- Panama- pursuing a sloth
Jesus loves you and pursues you.
4 Reasons Jesus Pursues You
Jesus Pursues the Helpless (1-3)
Zacchaeus could not get to Jesus on his own.
We are not able to get to Jesus on our own.
We run and hide instead of pursue God.
He always comes to us first.
Jesus Pursues the Willing (4-6)
Climbing a tree was not dignified behavior in that day.
Me in a tree house - falling through trap door.
Jesus Pursues the Broken (7-9)
Zacchaeus’ life was broken.
He had messed up everything.
He was a sinner.
Jesus is the answer for the broken.
He paid the price for our sin so that we do not have to.
He Purses the Lost (10)
This is not a story about Zacchaeus finding Jesus.
This is a story of Jesus finding Zacchaeus.
God knows where you are.
He knows what you are going through.
He is pursuing you.
He is got you here today to let you know what He loves you and cares for you.
He knows what is going on.
Jesus deserved to be the one pursued.
Instead he came to us.
CONCLUSION
Are you ready to stop running from God?
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