EPISODE · Jun 24, 2026 · 24 MIN
Christlikeness: Jesus, A Dependent
from UGA Wesley · host Michael Weidner
King Jesus lived a life of power and authority, but it came through dependence on the Father, the Holy Spirit, and the very people he came to save. If we want to become more like Christ, it doesn’t come through independence like we often think. To be like Christ, we must learn to depend on God and the community around us.
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