- Not a king just for people in 1st century Israel, but a King for all people for all time (v13).

- Not a king that came to join or serve our cause but a king with his own cause and came to serve the father (v13).

- Not a King that came to make war with the Romans, but came to make peace…between you and God (v14).

- Not a King that came to incite the people and lead and insurrection against Roman rule, he came to deliver people for the rule and reign of sin in their hearts and lives (v14).

- Not a king out for selfish gain but, but a king who selflessly sacrifices for the good of others (v24).

- Not a detached, calloused, numb king, but one who feels, understands, empathizes with us (v27).

- Not a king trying to discover himself, but came knowing his purpose, calling, reason for leading (v27).

- A king who does what is right no matter the cost (v28).

- Not a king who came to be exclusionary but came to welcome anyone (v32).

- Not a king who controls through fear, but came to influences through love (v32).

- Not a king who’s out to punish you for your rebellion, but came to save you from your rebellion (v46, 47).

- Your biggest enemy is Satan and you biggest problem is the sin in your heart.

- Who or what gets the greatest glory in your life?

- Is Jesus your king or your pawn?

- Do you stirs up conflict or do make peace wherever you go?

- Do you place more focus and importance on fixing human systems or the sin of human hearts?

- Do you turn people away from Jesus or do your words, actions, social media presence draw all kinds of people to Jesus?

- Do you live for selfish gain or do you selflessly sacrifice for the good of others?

- Do you do what's right, fulfill your God-given purpose & calling, when it is hard, terrifying or agitating?

- Do we pray "God take these hard things away from me" or do we pray "God glorify your name in me"?

- Do you control through fear or do you influence through love?

- Do we die to ourselves, follow Jesus, become servants and live for the glory of God alone?