UNDERSTANDING JESUS TRUE MESSAGE

 UNDERSTANDING JESUS’ TRUE MESSAGE


By: Evangelist Oluwole Olaleye 

Christ Witness Evangelical Outreach 

a.k.a Christ Witness Mission 

Enquiry:08038533059



The True message of Jesus Christ is not hidden in religious traditions or human philosophies—it is revealed through His Life, Teachings, Death, and Resurrection. Jesus came not merely to start a religion, but to restore man’s broken relationship with God. His central message was the Kingdom of God, calling all people to Repentance, Faith, and Righteous living under God’s rule (Mark 1:14–15).


Jesus taught that Love is the foundation of the Kingdom—Love for God and Love for others (Matthew 22:37–39). He emphasized Forgiveness, Mercy, Humility, and Truth. His Words and Works revealed the Heart of the Father: “For the Son of Man came to seek and to save that which was lost” (Luke 19:10). The True message of Jesus was never about earthly power, wealth, or religious showmanship, but about inner transformation and Spiritual rebirth (John 3:3).


To understand Jesus’ message is to live it out daily—to walk in Love, to forgive as He Forgave, to Serve others with Humility, and to seek first the Kingdom of God and His Righteousness (Matthew 6:33). It is about Relationship, not ritual; Obedience, not outward display. The Gospel is simple yet Powerful: through Christ, we are reconciled to God, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and called to live as Light in a dark world (Matthew 5:14–16).


Prayer Points:


1.Lord Jesus, open my heart to truly understand and live by Your message of Love, Repentance, and Righteousness.


2.Father, deliver me from empty religion and help me to walk daily in a genuine relationship with You, reflecting Your Kingdom in all I do.Amen.

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