Person of Jesus

Jesus is the most beautiful part of our faith. Yet, most churches have left the study of Jesus as a person to children's Sunday school. When we study how he actually lived, how he loved, grieved, and even got angry, we discover what it means to be fully human as God planned. Jesus doesn't just teach us how to live the Christian life. He shows us by living it himself.

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What would it look like to truly see Jesus — not just know about him?

What if watching how Jesus lived opened your eyes to a richer encounter with God's love?

When we slow down to see Jesus as a person, we find our hearts empowered to love others the way he did.

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Podcast Series About the Person of Jesus

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    Jesus & Compassion

    This series looks at Jesus as a person, and along the way, we pick up on some themes that go back to our earliest episodes.

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    Jesus & Honesty

    In this Seeing Jesus with Paul Miller Podcast series, we focus on Jesus’ stunning, others-centered honesty.

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    Jesus & Dependence

    Robert Row joins Paul Miller and Liz Voboril in this series looking at how, paradoxically, dependence on the Father frees Jesus to love.

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    The Missing Person of Jesus

    The church has left the study of the person of Jesus to children’s Sunday school. But Jesus is the most beautiful part of our faith.

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    The Story Behind the First Person of Jesus Study

    I became a follower of Jesus at the age of 14. But when I was 18, in my senior year in high school, something new and very unexpected happened.

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    The Jesus Origins of Secular-liberalism

    Where did Secular-liberalism get its vision of compassion? Jesus of Nazareth.

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