Every generation has produced some personalities who became outstanding in their chosen fields of endeavor. The list includes technocrats, sportsmen, clergymen, politicians , businessmen, academics and other professionals . Many have been to the point of near worship. Truly, many of them deserve the honor accorded them. But even the best of these people have their dark side. Some of them have skeletons in their cupboards and would be hated with passion if people get close enough to know who they really were and what they represented. But this not so with Jesus.

In His earthly life and ministry, the more closely people knew Him, the more amazed they felt about His innocence, loving-kindness and sheer power. The inhabitants of the Greek city of Decapolis said of Him, ”He hath done all things well”, when they observed His miraculous healing of a deaf and dumb man.

Their eloquent testimony agreed with friends and foes who encountered Christ. Of Him it was recorded, ”...who went about doing good, and healing all that were oppressed of the devil

 ...” Peter said of Him, ”who did no sin, neither was their guile found in his mouth.” Pilate confessed, ”I have examined him before you, have found no fault in this man.” The officers sent by the Chief Priests and Pharisees to arrest  Him heard him and went back to report that “Never man spake like this man.” When He asked, “which one of you convinces me of sin?” nobody came forward.

Christ is unique in every way. In His personality, passion and performance, He does all things well. Dying for your sins, He is the only worthy One to be our Savior and Lord. If you have found Him to be so, “Let this mind be in you, which was also in [Him]”. If not, then repent, forsake your sin, pick up your cross and follow Him.