I
Am the Way
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Title:
I Am the Way ------------------------------
Date: 10/14/2001
Keywords:
"direction" "path" "way"
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Passage:
John 14:6*
Jesus said to him, "I am
the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to
the Father but through Me."
Questions
1. Does this statement
strike you as egotistical on the part of Jesus?
2. If you had to describe the
life-path you are on right now, are you headed to
improving yourself or harming yourself?
Practical
help
This is the first of six
studies on this one important verse. Today lets
just concentrate on the idea that Jesus is the
Way. What does He mean?
What He is not saying is,
"You have to look like Me or mimic Me." Its more
profound than that, really.
I think He is saying you will
find life when you move toward knowing Him better.
When you are considering all your life-options, your
movement toward Jesus should be foremost in your mind.
It also means you must of necessity walk away from
those things that are not Jesus-like. Has viewing
pornography ever made you feel clean or closer to
Jesus Christ?
Can it really be this simple?
Simple yes. Easy no. Some will say, "But
its so narrow to believe that Jesus is the only
way to heaven and the life I seek." Somewhere along
the way, we have been taught to have an open mind and
consider all possibilities, and when the way is
unknown, this makes a lot of sense. But if you come to
know the best way to get from Point A to Point B,
its foolish to keep asking people for different
directions.
Two plus two is four at the
exclusion of an infinite set of other answers. Why
should finding Jesus as the answer to our problems be
any more complicated than that?
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*"Scripture taken from the NEW AMERICAN STANDARD
BIBLE®, © Copyright The Lockman Foundation
1960, 1962, 1963, 1968, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1977,
1995. Used by permission."