In this episode we’ll explore Luke 4:14–30 were Jesus reads from Isaiah in his hometown synagogue and bully declares himself to be the promised Messiah. that proclamation amazes some, but it immediately triggers rejection from many.

Key Notes:

• Who Jesus claimed to be, and why that was shocking in Nazareth
• The cultural and historical context of the beginning of Jesus' ministry
• How does discipleship causes to treasure Jesus by accepting Him on His terms
• Our faith will fail to grow if we do not align with Jesus' identity and mission

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