He Walked In Our Shoes

In this enlightening sermon, we delve into the early life of Jesus as portrayed in the Gospel of Luke. The discussion revolves around the unique perspective Luke provides, being the only source that sheds light on Jesus's childhood. Despite the common misconception of a fully formed adult-like Jesus in a child's body, the scripture presents a growing young boy, obedient to his parents and filled with wisdom.

We explore a particular episode from Jesus's early life—a remarkable three-day ordeal where Mary and Joseph searched for their missing child, only to find him in the temple courts, engrossed in discussion with religious scholars. Despite the panic and astonishment, this event highlights Jesus’s profound understanding of his identity and purpose, even as a child.

Through this narrative, we uncover the deeper implications of Jesus's actions and words, reflecting on themes of obedience, submission, and the significant rearrangement of priorities and relationships that come with embracing Jesus as the Son of God. This sermon prompts us to consider our own understanding and submission to divine authority in everyday life.

Sermon Guide: He Walked In Our Shoes.