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Here's something to think about and not answer out loud probably unless you're with some people you really trust.

If your life is a commercial, what are you advertising?

Yeah, it's kind of a disturbing question and I work way ahead on these messages.

So there's a couple things in today's message that have just disturbed me in a good way and this is one of them.

If my life is a commercial, if your life is a commercial and I mean you've got your temperament, your personality, and your gifts, and your job, and you've got a lot of stuff going on.

But when you come to mind, when I come to mind, when people kind of do the one sentence thing, oh I know Frank, he's, you know, I know Trisha, Trisha, she's, you know, what's, if your life is a commercial,

and I guess it's where all of our lives are commercial about something, I wonder what are you advertising?

And then I think about what are we collectively advertising and what is the church advertising?

More on that in just a minute.

Today we are in part two of our series investigating Jesus, how we know and why we follow, how we know there's anything to the life of Jesus and the claims of Jesus,

and if there is why in the world do we choose to follow?

And these are extremely important questions because on the Christian faith as we talked extensively about last time, I don't want to redo all of last week,

but last week we talked about the fact that the Christian faith, not all faith systems, not even theism, but Christianity specifically rises and falls on the identity of a single individual Jesus of Nazareth.

So when it comes to the veracity of Christianity specifically, the question to wrestle to the ground is this question, is Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John?

Even one of these is Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John a reliable account of actual events.

And here's why this is the question we have to wrestle to the ground when it comes to Christianity.

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