February 13
The Father Jesus Revealed
When Jesus entered human history, He didn’t come to improve our theology or create a new religious system. He came to reveal the Father at the heart of all creation. Everything He did—every miracle, every teaching, every act of compassion—originated from that one purpose.
This is why Jesus prayed, “Righteous Father… I have made You known to them.” This is why His final declaration was, “I will continue to make You known.” (John 17:25–26)
Jesus didn't just talk about the Father; He showed us exactly what the Father is like. A God who runs toward the broken. A God who lifts the ashamed. A God who restores dignity.
A God who calls us children.
A God who delights in us. A God who refuses to let sin, shame, or fear define our identity. A God whose love never diminishes—even when ours does.
A Love Beyond Measure: Pages 5-6
When Jesus entered human history, He didn’t come to improve our theology or create a new religious system. He came to reveal the Father at the heart of all creation. Everything He did—every miracle, every teaching, every act of compassion—originated from that one purpose.
This is why Jesus prayed, “Righteous Father… I have made You known to them.” This is why His final declaration was, “I will continue to make You known.” (John 17:25–26)
Jesus didn't just talk about the Father; He showed us exactly what the Father is like. A God who runs toward the broken. A God who lifts the ashamed. A God who restores dignity.
A God who calls us children.
A God who delights in us. A God who refuses to let sin, shame, or fear define our identity. A God whose love never diminishes—even when ours does.
A Love Beyond Measure: Pages 5-6