Oak Hollow church of Christ

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Who is Jesus?

Jared Street

3 Sermons

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This quarterly series is designed to strengthen foundational Christian beliefs. Key topics include examining Jesus as the eternal Word who took on human flesh, analyzing the plurality of God during creation in Genesis 1, exploring how Jesus reflects the image of the invisible God in Colossians 1, and understanding how God's plan of redemption through Jesus was established before the foundation of the world.
  • AUG 19, 2026
    The Genealogy of Jesus - Class 3
    Jared Street
    This lesson explores the genealogy of Jesus recorded in Matthew 1:1–17, highlighting how God fulfilled His promises through 42 generations of messy, imperfect, and unexpected people. Jared Street emphasizes that Jesus's family tree demonstrates God’s sovereign control over history, His inclusion of social and spiritual outsiders, and the seamless connection between the Old Testament promises and the New Testament fulfillment in Christ.
  • AUG 12, 2026
    Who is Jesus - Class 2
    Jared Street
    This class presents the second installment in a bible study by teacher Jared Street exploring the identity, nature, and dual characteristics of Jesus Christ. Building upon foundational creation texts from John 1 and Genesis 1, the lesson delves into the theological significance of Jesus as both fully divine and fully human. By referencing historical milestones like the Council of Chalcedon alongside key biblical passages (including John 8, Romans 1, Matthew 4, Mark 4 and 6, and Philippians 2), the session illustrates how Christ’s divinity establishes His ultimate authority while His human experiences allow Him to sympathize with human frailty. The discussion encourages believers to understand how this dual nature builds confidence in salvation and serves as the ultimate model for Christian obedience and humility.
  • AUG 06, 2026
    Who is Jesus - Class 1
    Jared Street
    In this lesson, Jared Street introduces a foundational study titled Who is Jesus. The class explores the identity of Jesus beyond His earthly ministry in the Gospels, focusing on His eternal existence, His role in creation, and His presence throughout the entire Bible. By comparing passages such as Genesis 1 and John 1, the teacher and class discuss how Jesus was present from the beginning, actively involved in creation, and part of God's deliberate plan from before the world was made.