This message centers on the late-night conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus in John 3:1–15, where Jesus introduces the radical concept of being “born again” to see the Kingdom of God. It unpacks the weight of that conversation, highlighting Nicodemus' position as a prominent religious expert who was deeply confused by Jesus’ words. The message brings fresh clarity to Jesus’ metaphor by connecting it to the story from Numbers 21, where looking upon a lifted-up serpent brought healing—a foreshadowing of Jesus being lifted up on the cross. At its core, this message emphasizes the transformational truth thatJesus changes everything—eternally and entirely—for anyone who believes.

Beyond theological explanation, the message becomes a call to action for believers to live like Jesus truly changes everything. It invites the congregation to reflect on those people who are curious, wandering, or in need of hope—and to step boldly into prayer and invitation, especially leading into Easter. It reminds the church that there is no plan B for salvation outside of Jesus and that, just like Nicodemus, everyone deserves the chance to hear and respond to the gospel. In a deeply personal and unpolished moment of prayer, the message closes by urging the church to live on mission, carrying the hope and life-change of Jesus into every conversation and relationship.