He Shall Be Called: Wonderful Counselor

Wonderful Counselor

He Shall Be Called

November 24, 2024

Noah Mccormick

Isaiah 9:6 NLT

Matthew 1:23 NLT

He shall be called !

Our wonderful counselor is an incomprehensible limitless king.

Matthew 11:28-30 NLT

John 11:4 NLT

John 11:35 NLT

John 11:21 NLT

Hebrews 4:15 NIV

As a wonderful counselor, Jesus and has .

As a wonderful counselor, Jesus .

John 14:26 NLT

Discussion Questions:

1. How does Noah’s story of naming children in the sermon highlight the significance of names, particularly the names given to Jesus in Isaiah 9:6?
2. How do the biblical definitions of “Wonderful” and “Counselor” differ from how we typically use those words today?
3. Have you experienced Jesus as a Wonderful Counselor in your own life? How has He provided guidance, comfort, or confrontation during difficult times?
4. In what ways do Jesus’ words, “Come to me, all of you who are weary,” fulfill His role as a Wonderful Counselor? How easy or difficult is it for you to accept His offer of rest?
5. The sermon emphasizes that Jesus is both fully man and fully God. How does this make Him uniquely qualified to counsel and empathize with us?
6. Jesus often confronted people about their actions or beliefs, like Nicodemus or the woman caught in adultery. How does He confront us today through the Holy Spirit?
7. The sermon highlighted that Jesus always tells the truth, even when it’s hard to hear. How can we learn to trust His guidance in areas where we struggle or resist change?
8. Noah challenged us to lay our sins, trauma, and burdens at the foot of the cross. What does this look like practically in your life, and how does it deepen your relationship with Jesus?