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Study - Jesus Encounters

No one was ever the same after meeting the Lord Jesus. This series of shorter studies explores some of the different 'Jesus encounters' contained in the Gospels and what we can learn from them today.  

• Jesus Encounters: Simeon, Anna and the Salvation of God - published in Study

  This study focuses on two godly believers who waited to see the Salvation of God! And when they saw baby Jesus, their insight and revelation was remarkable, even exceeding the understanding of Jesus' own disciples on why Jesus came and what He would achieve.

• Jesus Encounters: The Call of the Disciples - What do you seek? - published in Study

• Jesus Encounters: The Call of Peter - Grace for a sinner like us - published in Study

• Jesus Encounters: Jesus and the healing of the leper - published in Study

• Jesus Encounters: Jesus and Legion - True Compassion - published in Study

• Jesus Encounters: Jesus, the paralytic & friends - The sign of a new walk - published in Study

• Jesus Encounters: Jesus, Jairus and a desperate woman - published in Study

• Jesus Encounters: Jesus, Peter and walking on water through the storms of life - published in Study

• Jesus Encounters: Jesus and the Lawyer - Who is the Good Samaritan? - published in Study

• Jesus Encounters: The widow's son and the future resurrection - published in Study

• Jesus Encounters: Worldly Greed & the Rich Fool - published in Study

• Jesus Encounters: Jesus and Pilate - Everyone must make a choice - published in Study

• Jesus Encounters: A common thief and a Roman centurion - Salvation at the cross! - published in Study

  This study finds Jesus at His darkest and most difficult point - the crucifixion! And yet, even here amidst the pain and excruciating suffering, He wasn't thinking of Himself. We'll look at two who were there at that time who had their lives changes that very day!

• Jesus Encounters: Hope restored on the road to Emmaus! - published in Study

• Jesus Encounters: Saul - A terrorist radically changed! - published in Study

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