God Speaks: Through the Son
Continued from John 1:33
“Long ago, at many times and in many ways, God spoke to our fathers by the prophets, but in these last days He has spoken to us by His Son…”
Hebrews 1:1-2
You’ve probably heard the phrase, “Actions speak louder than words.” We say it when someone’s life doesn't match what they claim. But the truth behind that phrase runs even deeper. Words can inform, but actions reveal the heart.
God knows this too.
All throughout history, God spoke. He spoke through the prophets, laws, symbols, visions. But then He did something greater. He didn’t just send a message. He sent Himself.
Hebrews tells us that in these last days, God has spoken to us by His Son. Not just with a voice, but with a life. The most powerful message God ever spoke came in the form of action. Jesus didn’t just tell us what God is like, He showed us. He is the action of the Father’s heart.
If you’ve ever wondered how God feels about you, don’t just listen for a whisper, look at the cross. That is God speaking. That is God moving. That is God acting on your behalf. The Cross is the ultimate demonstration of the love of God.
“God demonstrates His love toward us, in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.”
Romans 5:8
Jesus healed the sick, embraced the outcast, forgave the sinner, and humbled the proud. He wept at gravesites, welcomed children, and calmed storms. And in the greatest act of all, He laid down His life for you. That wasn’t just a demonstration of compassion. That was a divine declaration of love.
Jesus is the Word made flesh. He is not just God’s mouthpiece, He is God’s movement. His life is God’s message. His sacrifice is God’s promise. His resurrection is God’s exclamation point.
So when you feel like God is silent, come back to this. Jesus is what God has to say. The cross is what God has to say. The empty tomb is what God has to say. The life of Jesus is louder than any voice from the sky. And that voice is still speaking.
God has not gone quiet. He has spoken through His Son- and that Word still stands.
“Long ago, at many times and in many ways, God spoke to our fathers by the prophets, but in these last days He has spoken to us by His Son…”
Hebrews 1:1-2
You’ve probably heard the phrase, “Actions speak louder than words.” We say it when someone’s life doesn't match what they claim. But the truth behind that phrase runs even deeper. Words can inform, but actions reveal the heart.
God knows this too.
All throughout history, God spoke. He spoke through the prophets, laws, symbols, visions. But then He did something greater. He didn’t just send a message. He sent Himself.
Hebrews tells us that in these last days, God has spoken to us by His Son. Not just with a voice, but with a life. The most powerful message God ever spoke came in the form of action. Jesus didn’t just tell us what God is like, He showed us. He is the action of the Father’s heart.
If you’ve ever wondered how God feels about you, don’t just listen for a whisper, look at the cross. That is God speaking. That is God moving. That is God acting on your behalf. The Cross is the ultimate demonstration of the love of God.
“God demonstrates His love toward us, in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.”
Romans 5:8
Jesus healed the sick, embraced the outcast, forgave the sinner, and humbled the proud. He wept at gravesites, welcomed children, and calmed storms. And in the greatest act of all, He laid down His life for you. That wasn’t just a demonstration of compassion. That was a divine declaration of love.
Jesus is the Word made flesh. He is not just God’s mouthpiece, He is God’s movement. His life is God’s message. His sacrifice is God’s promise. His resurrection is God’s exclamation point.
So when you feel like God is silent, come back to this. Jesus is what God has to say. The cross is what God has to say. The empty tomb is what God has to say. The life of Jesus is louder than any voice from the sky. And that voice is still speaking.
God has not gone quiet. He has spoken through His Son- and that Word still stands.
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