How will you be remembered?

When you are gone, how will people remember your relationship with Jesus? Will you have a legacy of faith or a legacy of unbelief? When Jesus healed Lazarus, the authorities had a choice: embrace Jesus as the Christ, or reject him once and for all. They made the tragic decision of rejecting Jesus – they fixed their decision to kill him. The religious authorities’ story is a tragedy – a terrifying example of the result of rejecting Jesus when He clearly reveals Himself to us. How will your response to Jesus be remembered? You can either be a good example, or a fearful warning. Take-Home Message: My response to Jesus determines how I will be remembered. My response to Jesus when I’m losing control (45-48). Responding to Jesus when I’m losing control: Do I believe that Jesus is in control? Do I believe that Jesus is good? Will I follow Jesus into the unknown?My response to Jesus when I’m planning my course (49-53). Responding to Jesus when I’m planning my course: Look for God’s clues in your circumstances. Pray. Seek God in His Word. Seek Christian counsel. Walk in obedience.My response to Jesus when I’m reaching a conclusion (54-57). Message: The Plot to Kill Jesus Scripture: John 11:45-57 Simple. Authentic. Jesus. Prairiebible.org