YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE TO DEAL WITH JESUS CHRIST

No one can remain neutral about Jesus Christ. To hear His words, to see His life, to confront His claims is to be forced into a decision. He did not present Himself as a mere teacher, a prophet among many, or a moral guide to admire from a distance. He said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father except through Me” (John 14:6). To follow Him is to accept Him fully; to reject Him is to reject ultimate truth. There is no middle ground.

Consider the audacity of His claim: He forgives sins, heals bodies and hearts, speaks with authority over life and death, and promises resurrection to all who believe. History records that He rose from the grave, not in secret, but publicly, witnessed by many, proving that His words were not mere poetry or philosophy—they were reality. If He is alive, every human life, every choice, every heart, is under His scrutiny.

To deal with Jesus is to deal with your own life honestly. He exposes pride, calls out selfishness, and invites obedience. He demands trust, not superficial compliance. “He who says he abides in Me ought himself also to walk just as He walked” (1 John 2:6). To ignore Him is to carry a burden you cannot bear alone; to submit to Him is to find strength you cannot manufacture.

Yet dealing with Jesus is also a gift. He does not coerce; He does not force. His grace meets us in our weakness, His love meets us in our brokenness, and His Spirit empowers us to live beyond what we thought possible. “Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28). To confront Him is to discover mercy, hope, and life that is eternal.

The question is not whether Jesus exists, or whether He was a good man, or whether His teachings are wise. The question is personal: will you meet Him, listen to Him, and follow Him? To ignore Him is impossible; history, conscience, and eternity demand that you deal with Jesus Christ.

BDD