Introduction 4
35 Return to your father 11
36 Don't Waste 24
37 Increase your faith 36
38 I just did what I had to do. 50
39 Jesus is the reward 64
40 Will you find faith on earth? 77
41 I am a sinner 90
42 What Should I Do? 103
43 The words were hidden, so 114
44 The Amazing Calling 129
45 God Demands Loyalty 142
46 Entering the City on a Donkey 155
47 The essential identity of the church is worship. 167
48 God Does Not Abandon His Vineyard 178
49 Caesar's, God's 193
50 God of the Living 206
51 The Believer's Devotion 222
52 Becoming God 236
53 Masters of History 250
54 Stand before God's work 262
55 A Man Who Faces the World 275
56 Surrendering Yourself to Betrayal 287
57 Come in through our death 297
58 I am among you as one who serves. 311
59 Faith Before the Test 325
60 Beings Called to Be Co-Workers of God 340
61 Deep Prayer 352
62 Identity Revealed by Fruit 366
63 The Lord Turns and Looks at Peter 381
64 Standing in the form of a sinner 396
65 Jesus' Silence 409
66 God Works Silently 422
67 The Crucifixion of Jesus 434
68 Give 446
69 Testifying to the Empty Tomb 457
70 Live with the Faith of Resurrection 469
71 The Honorable Path 482

The Gospels are truly a wonderful book.
Because it records the mysterious and miraculous glory and suffering of Jesus.
Jesus is the Lord of the Christian faith.
This means that Jesus is the Lord of the universe and history.
Because Christianity speaks of the Lord of creation, providence, and the end times.
Who the Master is, what He wants to do, and how He wants to do it, and who we are and what we must do there, are revealed for the first time in a concrete, understandable, experiential setting in Jesus.

Jesus is not a standard for us to follow as a religious or existential example, but rather an exhibition of the beauty, depth, and greatness of humanity as intended by God.
Who I am is explained by Jesus' trust in the Father and the Father's love for the Son, and what I am is explained by Jesus' joy in the Father and the Father's glory in the Son.
Jesus' words are the love and sincerity of the Father who created us, and his life is the entrustment and holding of the Father who loves us.
In this way, God accomplishes His will, testifying to His glory only through our glory, and He rejoices in our devotion and obedience, calling them His own blessings.

Our lives are not reduced or replaced by any concept or justification, but are a blessing from God that allows us to desperately know who God is.
The body is not a disability or limitation, but rather a unique privilege that humans have, like a musical instrument or a canvas.
Because with it we feel, sense, experience, think, choose, enjoy, fail, and realize.
In the context of all these realities, times, and places, the freedom and responsibility that each individual possesses is truly our own, and only in that place of existence can we contain the truth of God.
So, let's follow the life of Jesus.