2,000 years ago, Jesus led His disciples to Caesarea Philippi and asked them two questions, "Who do others say that I am?" and "Who do you say that I am?"
A Mistaken Identity?
Over the past ten years, over 100,000 students from Christian schools all over the world have participated in The Global Student Assessment to learn how they view Christ and their relationship with Him. Their honest interaction with the questions on the assessment provide significant insight into how they would answer those same questions today and suggest that it is possible that many of us desire to love a version of Jesus that is inspired more by culture than fact.
Is it possible that we are part of a generation that is in a relationship with a false version of Jesus?
If so, how would we know?
This book explores both historical and contemporary answers to the question about how others perceived Jesus Christ and then invites readers to form their own conclusions and personally respond to Christ's question, "Who do you say that I am?"
A Mistaken Identity?
Over the past ten years, over 100,000 students from Christian schools all over the world have participated in The Global Student Assessment to learn how they view Christ and their relationship with Him. Their honest interaction with the questions on the assessment provide significant insight into how they would answer those same questions today and suggest that it is possible that many of us desire to love a version of Jesus that is inspired more by culture than fact.
Is it possible that we are part of a generation that is in a relationship with a false version of Jesus?
If so, how would we know?
This book explores both historical and contemporary answers to the question about how others perceived Jesus Christ and then invites readers to form their own conclusions and personally respond to Christ's question, "Who do you say that I am?"