It’s a question many of us avoid—because it feels personal, vulnerable, and sometimes confrontational. But what if it’s also the most important question we can ever answer?
In this sermon, we explore why beliefs carry so much weight, why they touch the very core of who we are, and why the question “What do you believe?” ultimately leads us to a far more pressing one: Who do you say Jesus is?
Walking through Jesus’ conversation with His disciples in the Gospel, we see how public opinion about Jesus ranged from prophet to teacher to mystery—and how Peter’s confession stands apart: “You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God.” This isn’t just good theology; it’s saving truth.
This message unpacks:
Why belief is more than information—it’s trust of the heart
The difference between seeing Jesus as a prophet versus confessing Him as Lord
Why the Church is built not on human strength, but on Christ and His saving work
How faith itself is a gift from God, not a personal achievement
Comfort for those who wrestle with doubt or feel their faith is weak
If you’ve ever felt uneasy answering the question “What do you believe?”—or wondered whether your faith is enough—this sermon is for you.
Jesus is the Messiah.
He is the Son of the living God.
And He is for you.
