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Four Metaphors for the Church
The Church is a Body
Now What? Identify your part in Jesus’ Body, engaging your role while valuing your interdependence with others
Series Information
Following the last section of John’s Gospel learning about Jesus being the Good Shepherd and us being His sheep, we will pause to take a look at four other metaphors that the New Testament presents as comparisons of what we, the rescued and redeemed people of Jesus, are to Him and are to one another.
Let's explore these images to better understand whose we are towards Jesus, the Head of the Church, how we are to relate towards fellow followers, and how we are to live out His mission in our worlds.