Lesson #1: Jesus wept.

Nah bro, Jesus conveyed empathy and compassion. He didn't weep because He was uncertain of His ability to do raise Lazarus from the death; He wept because He saw the sadness of the people around Him. He understood how it felt to lose a loved one.

Jesus know how to show empathy for people; and that's why he was loved by the people. Showing empathy is a tool you can use to win people's heart, NOT showing indifference.

Lesson #2: A woman rub a very expensive oil on His feet that even got His disciples pissed off.

After she finish washing Jesus feet with her hair, the woman began kissing His feet. The woman’s kissing of Jesus’ feet was a striking expression of affection.... and then she anointed His feet with the expensive perfume.

The woman’s actions could have put Jesus in a very bad light. Some might be stupid to think, "is there something going between Jesus and this woman behind the scene?"

Well, He doesn't give a shit about their opinion and thought. Jesus was a natural alpha. The alpha guys get kissed and respected by women.... While the simps kiss women on their feet and chase after them and begging for pussy and affection.


Lesson #3: Jesus was asked a “trick question” by some manipulative fellas.

Trick question is a kind of question that doesn't have a correct answer; which means you're automatically wrong no matter how you answer it.

They threw this trick question at him:
"The Romans are occupying power. Should we, the good Jews submit to them by paying their taxes?"

Jesus instantly knew the game they were trying to play. They wanted to trap Him.

He smartly asked, "whose image is on the coin of Roman money?"

They answered: “Caesar's”

Then Jesus said,

"Then give to ceasar what belongs to Caesar and give to God what belongs to God."

His answer confused, surprised and render them speechless. They never predicted that response. Jesus escaped their trap.

Once your behavior can be predicted, you become boring. Always remember that women are attracted to unexpectedness and unpredictability.




Lesson #4: Jesus was teaching at temple.


Then some teachers of religious law and the Pharisees brought a woman who had been caught in the act of adultery. They put her in front of the crowd.

Then threw a "trick question" at Jesus. They said, “Teacher this woman was caught in the act of adultery. The law of Moses says to stone her. What do you say?”

Again, Jesus instantly knew the game they are trying to play. They were trying to trap Him into saying something they could use against Him.

If He said they should stone her, they'd use that against Him, accusing Him of encouraging murder despite the fact that He always preach of forgiveness. If He said they should free her, they'll accuse Him of supporting adultery.

That was a tricky situation.

So Jesus smartly bent down and wrote in the dust with his finger. He probably use that to gathered time so He can think of how to respond to them.

But the mofos kept demanding an answer, so He stood up again and said,

All right, but let the one who has never sinned throw the first stone!”

Then He bent down again and wrote in the dust, waiting for their response.

When the accusers heard this, they walked away one by one, beginning with the oldest, until only Jesus was left in the middle of the crowd with the woman.

Jesus stood up again and said to the woman, “Where are your accusers? Didn’t even one of them condemn you?”

She said, “No, Lord.”

And Jesus said, “Neither do I. Go and sin no more.”

Jesus was never judgmental. Although he never support adultery. But He believe that only God has the right to judge. Never be judgemental towards people; be empathetic.


Lesson #5: Jesus wasn't a wimpy guy or a coward.

When He went into the temple, He saw some marketers selling illegal stuffs there. He has low tolerance for bullshit. He began to scatter and throw out their stuffs and He drove them.

He said, “It’s written in Scripture, My house is a house of prayer; You have turned it into a den of thieves.”

Those fella must have been really upset with Him for doing that. Well, unfortunately, He didn't came to the world to please everyone. He had a purpose.

He takes lots of gut and confidence to do that. Jesus had fearless confidence.

As a man, "Fearless confidence' is #1 non-physical traits that makes you more attractive. And I always say, You CAN'T achieve fearless confidence if you are scared upsetting people. And you must have low tolerance for bullshit.

If you want to be admired by some people, then you must be willing to be disliked by some other people.

Jesus was treated like a king. Although He came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.

Jesus had to lose the battle to win the war. He lose His life, but He save the world.

Long Live The King!

Long live king Jesus.

Jesus was a Black man

the mst memorable question i remember Jesus ask was " which is easier to say..? Your sins are forgiven or rise up and walk..?

Haha...long live the king