What if your truth is not really 'the truth' and therefore your truth is a trap? It's so easy when we want to believe that our perspective is the same as truth. So, we'll say, "Well, this feels right, and this seems right to me." It must be right. Let’s look at Proverbs 14:12 - "There is a path before each person that seems right, but it ends in death." (NLT)  In other words, just because something seems right doesn't make it true. Jesus said, "I am the way, the TRUTH, and the life."

Youth With A Mission - Montana Bible teacher, Isaac Thill, will be ministering. Please join us.

Real stories of change and redemption have power. When we share how God has transformed our lives, it gives others hope. They can see the impact of Christ in our lives and be inspired to seek Him themselves. Our struggles, triumphs, and experiences help others connect with the truth of who Jesus is. We can encourage those around us to be open about their journey too, creating an environment where they feel safe to ask questions and explore faith.

So what does God want? I believe He wants to raise up a new generation of believers who have the right heart, the right posture, the right grace—people who reflect His kingdom so well that others look at us and say, “I want what you have. I want to follow the same Jesus you’re following.” A method of evangelism that anyone can do. And it’s built around one word: B.L.E.S.S. Each letter stands for a step in the process. And if you will walk this out, God will use you to bear much fruit.

We are going to look at the famous last words of Jesus. As He was suffering on the cross, He uttered seven phrases that should be the most famous last words in all of the world.  Today, we are going to look at the first one. Jesus was praying for man’s most important need, forgiveness of sin. That’s why He came. He came so that we could have life.