In the beginning of John 7, we learn something interesting about Jesus' brothers - they didn't believe in him as Messiah. This seems to be quite remarkable considering that they had grown up with Jesus and knew that he was perfect. But did Jesus' behavior didn't initially inspire faith and adoration in him, but rather anger and dismissal. As we continue through Jesus' life, we see that he was truly the man of sorrows, rejected by people, and acquainted with grief. How does Jesus' response to such loneliness and betrayal help us in the Christian life? Find out in another episode of transforming our thinking through the power of God's Word.
