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Do I need to be saved? Am I saved? How do I know I am saved? What will happen to me if I am not saved? These great questions of life have inspired and haunted the greatest Christian and secular minds for millennia. Before his birth, Jesus was announced by an angel as the one who would save the people from their sins. In his teachings, he promised to give eternal life to his followers. Yet, it was nothing like they expected. Rather than teaching people how to earn eternal life, he taught them they couldn’t earn it. Rather than being saved by obedience, his followers discovered they could only be saved by grace. In this series, we will consider these great questions of faith by looking directly to Jesus’ life and teachings.

The series study guide and videos provide individuals and groups with the opportunity to engage with the series. The study guide provides questions, content, and next steps related to each week's scripture and topic. The study videos accompany the study guide and are approximately 6-10 minutes long.

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We have all been told not to talk about religion in public. And we’ve all known people who constantly talked about religion in a way that was judgmental and off-

putting. It seems like pretty good advice. But would it be Jesus’ advice to us? Jesus is always talking about religion in public, but he also directs his followers to do the same. Usually, the people Jesus speaks to find the conversation helpful and transformational, not judgmental and aggressive. In this series, we will be learning from Jesus’ conversations about God with people who were not his followers, how we, too, can share the Good News of God’s love and mercy in ways that are gracious, respectful, and life-changing.