1 God at Work in History 11
2 Transcendence in the World: Creating Children of God 25
3 The Place of Faith in Reality 37
4 God's Personal Rule 50
5 The Abundance of Those Who Own Jesus 62
6. Come and see me 76
7 Your sins are forgiven. 90
The 8th Person is Lord of the Sabbath 102
9 Power and the Kingdom of God 116
10 The Kingdom of God, Incomparable to the World 130
11 The Gospel in God 142
12 The Identity of the Church 158
13 The Parable of the Sower 173
14 Where is your faith? 186
15 A Faith That Does Not Fear the World 199
16 God Who Seeks Us 213
17 Miracle of the Five Loaves and Two Fish 225
18 The Way of the Disciple 238
19 The Glory of God 253
20 Jesus' Passion Foretold 264
21 The Samaritans' Rejection 276
22 The Seventy Sent 290
23 The Parable of the Good Samaritan 304
24 The Lord's Prayer 317
25 The Sign of Jonah 333
26 Jesus Rebukes the Pharisees 348
27 Worries and Anxiety 360
28 Wake up and prepare 373
29 Immature Believer 386
30 Law, Freedom, and Responsibility 400
31 Called to the Place of Swallowing 412
32 Compassion and Humility 426
33 You are a Pharisee 439
34 The Path to Becoming a Disciple 453

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 God intended.
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.