Wednesday, November 25 | Christ Alone Reveals the Father
Day 3: Christ Alone Reveals the Father
Reading: John 14:1-14; Colossians 1:15-20
Jesus doesn't just know about the Father—He knows the Father intimately because He is one with Him. As the Word made flesh, Christ is God's ultimate self-revelation. We don't discover God through human wisdom, philosophy, or religious effort. We know the Father only through the Son. This is both humbling and liberating. Humbling because it removes our control; liberating because it removes our burden. You don't have to search the universe for God or climb a ladder of spiritual achievement. Jesus has brought God near. He is the bridge, the door, the way. Today, thank Jesus for making the invisible God visible and the distant God accessible through His life, death, and resurrection.
Reading: John 14:1-14; Colossians 1:15-20
Jesus doesn't just know about the Father—He knows the Father intimately because He is one with Him. As the Word made flesh, Christ is God's ultimate self-revelation. We don't discover God through human wisdom, philosophy, or religious effort. We know the Father only through the Son. This is both humbling and liberating. Humbling because it removes our control; liberating because it removes our burden. You don't have to search the universe for God or climb a ladder of spiritual achievement. Jesus has brought God near. He is the bridge, the door, the way. Today, thank Jesus for making the invisible God visible and the distant God accessible through His life, death, and resurrection.