Matthew presents Jesus as the promised King of the Jews, tracing His royal lineage, fulfilled prophecies, authoritative teaching, miracles, rejection, crucifixion, and resurrection. From birth to triumph, Jesus reveals God’s kingdom and demands allegiance. The gospel repeatedly presses one central question upon every reader: Who is your king?

Mark presents Jesus as the Servant Messiah whose credibility is proven through action—healing, teaching, suffering, and sacrificing His life. Moving quickly toward the cross and resurrection, the gospel reveals the Son of Man who came not to be served, but to serve and redeem many.

Luke presents Jesus as the perfect God-man—fully human, fully divine—who identifies with our weakness, compassionately serves the lost, teaches through parables, suffers deeply, conquers death, and offers salvation to all. “Behold the Man” calls readers to see God revealed in human flesh.

John’s Gospel presents compelling reasons to believe Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God—through the Word made flesh, powerful “I am” statements, miraculous signs, loving sacrifice, and resurrection—so that by believing, we may truly see, know God, and receive eternal life in His name.

This session traces Acts as the Spirit-empowered continuation of Jesus’ work, showing how ordinary believers—especially Peter and Paul—boldly witnessed to Christ despite opposition. Anchored in Acts 1:8, it calls every believer to rely on the Spirit and faithfully proclaim Jesus to the world.