Knowing Jesus

In a world filled with diverse beliefs and opinions, asking questions is appropriate, wise, even. The questions and beliefs that influence how we act, behave, and make decisions are often not knowledge-based. Rather they are based on what we believe the answers are to questions like: What is truth? Why am I here? Am I loved? Why is there suffering? What happens next? The answers to these questions form our worldview – the way we see the world.

Imagine your personal beliefs as the picture on a puzzle box. This metaphorical box serves as a framework to make sense of the world around you and discern what you consider right or wrong. As you journey through life, you collect various puzzle pieces—some fit perfectly against your existing picture of truth, while others compel you to re-evaluate the picture you’ve been constructing. Ultimately, this evolving puzzle becomes a comprehensive guide to navigate the complexities of life, allowing you to assemble a coherent worldview.

Our worldview serves as a lens through which we understand reality, answer fundamental questions about life, and form our opinions on various topics.

Over the history of our world, there is one figure who continues to challenge worldviews. One figure who either captivates and challenges hearts and minds, inspiring profound faith and curiosity, or aggravates and infuriates minds and opinions. That is Jesus Christ.