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2026年4月5日 主日下午听道反思: 不要错过耶稣

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 不要错过耶稣



听完这篇讲道，我一直在想一件事：人真的很容易看错、甚至认不出耶稣是谁。

一开始提到Joshua Bell在地铁里拉小提琴的例子让我很有感触。一个这么厉害的音乐家就在眼前，大家却匆匆走过，没有人真正停下来欣赏。其实，当年的耶稣也是这样——祂就在人的中间，但很多人却没有认出祂。

在Good Friday那一天，耶稣被嘲笑、被鞭打、被钉在十字架上。从人的角度看，这完全像是一个失败者的结局。如果我当时在场，我会怎么想？我真的会相信祂是神的儿子吗？还是也会怀疑？

可是后来发生的事情很不一样——幔子裂开，地震，甚至坟墓也开了。感觉就像神在说：“你们要看清楚，这不是普通的一件事。”

让我最触动的是那个百夫长。他不是门徒，也不是犹太人，但他看见这些事之后，却说：“这真是神的儿子。”

这让我反思自己：我平时也会说“耶稣是神的儿子”，但我真的打从心里相信吗？

因为如果耶稣真的是神的儿子，那一切都不一样了。祂的死就不是白白的，而是为我们；我们也真的可以来到神面前；甚至连死亡也不再是最后的结局。

对我来说，这篇讲道最大的提醒就是：
不要错过耶稣。

祂其实没有隐藏，只是我常常没有认真去看、去认识祂。就像当时的人一样，离祂很近，却还是没有真正认识祂。

所以我现在的祷告很简单：
主啊，求你让我真的看见你是谁，也让我不只是口里承认，而是心里真实地相信。

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