Life of Jesus: Genealogy to Ministry Launch

Genealogy of Jesus traced through Joseph, emphasizing lineage from Abraham and David.
Birth of Christ depicted, highlighting the virgin birth and fulfillment of prophecy.

The Visit of the Maji demonstrates recognition of Jesus' significance by wise men from the East.
The Flight to Egypt protects Jesus from King Herod's murderous intent.
Herod Kills the Children reflects the immense tragedy and brutality of Herod's reign in an attempt to eliminate the Messiah.
The Return to Nazareth shows the family's settlement back to their hometown after Herod's death.

John the Baptist prepares the Way, calling people to repentance and baptizing them.
The Baptism of Jesus marks the beginning of his public ministry and divine affirmation from God.
The Temptation of Jesus highlights his steadfastness against Satan's challenges, establishing his mission.

Jesus begins his ministry by teaching and healing, addressing spiritual and physical needs.
Jesus calls the first disciples, inviting them to follow and join in his mission.
Jesus Ministers to great crowds, demonstrating his compassion and capabilities through miracles.

The Sermon on the Mount presents core teachings of Jesus, including ethical guidelines.
The Beatitudes outline the blessings for humble, merciful, and peacemaking individuals.
Salt and Light metaphorically illustrate the role of believers in influencing the world.
Christ came to fulfill the Law emphasizes the continuity of the Old Testament with Jesus' teachings.
Anger, Lust, Divorce, Oaths, Retaliation, and Love your enemies depict moral teachings that challenge societal norms.

Giving to the Needy encourages selfless charity and genuine acts of kindness.
The Lord's Prayer serves as a model for prayer, outlining reverence, provision, and forgiveness.
Fasting is advised to be performed with sincerity rather than public display.
Lay up treasures in Heaven emphasizes eternal values over temporary material gains.
Do not be anxious encourages trust in God’s provision and care.

Judging Others encourages self-reflection before criticizing others.
Ask and it will be given emphasizes the importance of prayer and trust in God’s response.
The golden rule urges treating others as one wishes to be treated, encapsulating ethical behavior.
A tree and its fruit metaphorically indicates that actions reflect one’s true character.
"I Never Knew You" warns of false discipleship and the importance of a genuine relationship with Christ.
Build your house on The Rock symbolizes strong faith that withstands trials.

Jesus Cleanses a Leper demonstrates his authority over disease and compassion for the marginalized.
The Faith of a Centurion highlights the power of belief, transcending cultural boundaries.
Jesus Heals Many showcases his miraculous abilities and the widespread impact on health and well-being.
The Cost of Following Jesus reveals the sacrifices required for true discipleship.
Jesus Calms a Storm illustrates his divine authority over nature and the call to trust in his power.
Jesus Heals Two Men with Demons reflects his mission to deliver those in spiritual bondage.

Jesus Heals the Paralytic signifies forgiveness of sins intertwined with physical healing.
Jesus Calls Matthew emphasizes inclusivity in his ministry, calling sinners to repentance.
A Question about Fasting highlights differing religious practices and misunderstandings about true worship.
A girl restored to life and a woman healed illustrate faith's power and divine intervention in desperate situations.
Jesus heals two blind men, showcasing his ability to restore both physical and spiritual sight.
Jesus heals a man unable to speak, affirming his power over physical ailments.

The harvest is plentiful, the laborers few reflects the urgency for more followers to spread the gospel.
The twelve apostles are named, establishing a foundation for the early church leadership.
Jesus sends out the twelve apostles with authority to heal and proclaim the gospel.
Persecution Will Come predicts challenges and suffering for those who spread the gospel.
Have No Fear reassures believers of God’s presence amid difficulties.
Not Peace, but a Sword signifies the divisive nature of Jesus' message in a societal context.
Rewards remind believers that faithful service will be recognized by God.