Who is Jesus, really? Drawing on C.S. Lewis’ famous “Trilemma,” this sermon presses the unavoidable question: Jesus cannot simply be a good moral teacher—He is either a liar, a lunatic, or the Lord. From John’s Gospel to the cradle in Bethlehem and the cross outside Jerusalem, we dig deeply into what Scripture reveals about Jesus as both the Son of God and the Son of Man. In this message, we explore the mystery of the Word made flesh: fully God, fully man, eternal yet born in time. We see how Jesus’ true glory is often hidden beneath humility—an infant in a manger, a king on a donkey, a Savior on a cross—and how that “hidden glory” brings real light, life, and victory to the world. Finally, we reflect on why John calls Jesus “the Word,” and what that means for our faith today. Jesus is God’s fullest expression of love for you—revealed not in spectacle, but in sacrifice, and given to you through God’s Word, Baptism, and the Lord’s Supper. True glory may not look like we expect, but it is exactly where God has promised to be found. If you are built up by these sermons, hit subscribe and you'll never miss any content from Sure Foundation!