This sermon explores the significance of Jesus' question to blind Bartimaeus: 'What do you want me to do for you?' and prompts listeners to reflect on their own desires if given a chance to ask Jesus one thing. Through a series of comparisons—comfort vs. character, happiness vs. holiness, rescue vs. refinement—Greg encourages deep introspection about what we truly treasure and how it shapes our lives spiritually. Using personal anecdotes and Biblical stories, he delves into the importance of seeking spiritual growth and alignment with God's will over worldly comforts and validations.

00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene
00:35 The Story of Blind Bartimaeus
01:14 Personal Anecdotes and Reflections
03:56 The Power of Questions
05:15 A Series of Thought-Provoking Questions
09:40 Personal Stories and Life Lessons
25:45 Final Reflections and Conclusion

The Life-Altering Question: Who Do You Say I Am?

In this thought-provoking sermon, we explore the profound question Jesus asked his disciples: 'Who do you say the Son of Man is?' Through various interpretations and reflections, we delve into how our answer to this question shapes the trajectory of our lives. Jesus' identity as the Christ, the Son of the living God, and the significance of genuinely following him are discussed. The sermon also touches on common misconceptions, personal anecdotes, and the transformative power of acknowledging Jesus' true nature. Finally, the importance of Christ's resurrection and its implications for our faith is highlighted, urging viewers to introspect and answer Jesus' question for themselves.

In this sermon, we delve into the events surrounding Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, focusing on Luke Chapter 19. Pastor Greg explores the significance of Jesus choosing a humble donkey for His procession, emphasizing the importance of seemingly insignificant things in fulfilling divine purposes. He draws parallels between the donkey and our own lives, urging us to reflect on what might be holding us back from serving God fully. The sermon challenges us to consider our gifts, desires, and the courage needed to respond to God's call, even when it requires us to let go of our comfort zones.