We are in a series called Jesus is.

And if you were here last week, or maybe you called up online, if you didn't, I would encourage

you to do that.

We kicked off the series with Pastor Dino.

Anybody love Pastor Dino?

You got to love him.

My man, he had a telescope on stage.

Nobody knew what he was going to do with it.

And we talked last week about the idea that Jesus is the son of God. I know Huntsville, I know

you love that telescope. You're the only one that got it. I get it. So, but he had an

incredible message on how Jesus is son of God about how God can feel far off, but God brings

all things near. And he talked about the idea that you could be born

again. And I'm so thankful that we can be born again, that things from the past can die and new life

can come. And Jesus is the Son of God. We have a theme scripture in Matthew for the series that says

this. It says, who do people say the Son of Man is? Jesus asked, and those around him answered,

well, they replied, some say

John the Baptist, some say Elijah, others say Jeremiah, or one of the other prophets, and then Jesus

says, well, yeah, but who do you say that I am? Who do you say that I am? Simon Peter answered,

you are the Messiah, the son of the living God. I think this is one of the questions that could be the most important

question we ever answer while we're here on earth. I think it's a question that everybody who's lived

on earth has had to answer. Everybody who's living on earth now is trying to answer and every future

generation will have to answer. And that question is simple, but it's who is Jesus to me.

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