Albert D. Mosley - "Look No Further" (December 16, 2001)

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John doubted whether Jesus was the one who was to come to set Israel free because Jesus did not meet his messianic expectations. We too find that Jesus often does not meet our expectations with his unconvential wisdom. Yet, when we ask Jesus whether he is truly the one, he responds to us with the same question: Are you the one? We are the body of Jesus in this world to bring his healing to the broken. How will we respond? Will we tell Jesus to keep looking or look no further? (Abstract created by Duke Divinity School staff.)
Sermon start time: (Part 1) 01:59. Sermon end time: (Part 1) 19:15.
Key quotation: “Are you the one, Jesus? Jesus might answer this question with a question to each of us. Are you the one? I live in you. You are my body in today’s world. It is through you that I can touch people’s hearts, bring wholeness to their brokenness, and set them free to love and be loved.”

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December 16, 2001

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Mosley, Albert D.

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