__________________________________________________________ Today’s Scriptures: Isaiah 9:6, John 14:9-10a, 1 John 4:10, Psalm 103:8-12, 17,18 James 5:11b, Hebrews 13:5b, Psalm 103:8-12, 17-18, Matthew 11:28-29

Jesus, the Everlasting Father?
Isaiah isn’t describing the ________ of Jesus in the Trinity, he is describing the ____________ of His _________________ toward us.

In Jesus we see the ________________ _____________ of God toward us.

Your Everlasting Father has nothing but ________ for you.

1. Your Everlasting Father is completely _________________.
God’s ____________ and ________ met at the ________ and were satisfied.

2. Your Everlasting Father is incredibly _____________________.
Nothing you ________ ________ has made Him love you ________, and nothing you ______ _____ will make Him love you _______.

3. Your Everlasting Father is always ______________.

Whatever you have ______________ a father to be, Jesus _____ and ________ _____ for you.

Application Questions:

1. Of the three titles for Jesus we have studied thus far in Isaiah 9:6, which has impacted you the most: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, or Everlasting Father?

2. How have your father relationships (earthy and heavenly) shaped who you are?

3. Do you feel God is satisfied with you? Why or why not?

4. What kind of behavior would you expect from a loving heavenly Father? Provision? Discipline? Comfort? What else?

5. What space do you find yourself in right now? Do you find Jesus there? How does Psalm 139 speak to that?

6. If you have extra time, read Psalm 103. Take some time to note all the ways God shows His love toward you.