📖 Scripture: John 14:8–14
🎙️ Sermon Title: “Jesus: The Mirror of God”

💡 What does it mean to see God?
How can we know the Father—not just believe in Him from afar, but truly behold Him?

In this sermon from John 14:8–14, we encounter one of the clearest and most glorious statements Jesus ever made about His divine identity:
👉 “Whoever has seen Me has seen the Father.”

Through a patient and powerful response to Philip’s request, Jesus not only reveals that He is the visible image of the invisible God—but that all who believe in Him are called to continue His works, and even do greater works, through prayer, faith, and the indwelling Spirit.

🛠️ This message will challenge you to:
☑️ Recognize Jesus as the full revelation of the Father
☑️ Reflect Christ in your words, works, and witness
☑️ Pray bold, kingdom-focused prayers in His name
☑️ Trust in His promise to act when we walk in step with Him

🙌 The call is not to wait for another sign.
The call is to see Christ—in His words, His works, and His wounds—and believe.

🎯 If you’ve seen the Son, you’ve seen the Father.
Now live like it.

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