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When Yes Isn't Enough (opens the original)
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You can say yes to God without ever truly surrendering to Him. In Jesus’ parable of the two sons, one promises to obey but never goes, while the other initially refuses but ultimately changes his mind and does what his father asked. Jesus makes it clear that the Father is not impressed by good intentions, religious activity, or words that never become action. His desire is deeper than simply having more people working in the vineyard. He wants surrendered sons and daughters whose hearts have bee
The People We Walk Past (opens the original)
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Jesus makes the call to follow Him intensely practical. In Matthew 25, He reveals that our faith is not meant to remain theoretical or confined to what happens inside the church. The people who recognized Jesus were the people who learned to see Him in the hungry, the lonely, the hurting, the forgotten, and the trapped, responding to their needs with tangible compassion. The righteous were almost surprised by their own actions because they weren't serving others for recognition or trying to earn
Stop Watching Their Lane (opens the original)
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God never asks you to be responsible for what He gave someone else. In the Parable of the Talents, each servant was entrusted with something different, but each was responsible for what had been placed in his hands. The temptation is to compare our calling, gifts, opportunities, resources, or influence with someone else’s, but Jesus shifts our attention away from what we were not given and toward what we have been entrusted with. The faithful servants did not receive the same amount, but they sh
How Much Is Enough? (opens the original)
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The depth of our love for Jesus is connected to our awareness of how much we have been forgiven. In Luke 7, a woman known for her sinful life enters a Pharisee’s home, falls at Jesus’ feet, and responds to Him with a kind of extravagant love that exposes the coldness of the religious man watching her. Jesus tells Simon about two people who owed debts they could never repay. One owed much, the other owed less, but both were forgiven. The difference was not the size of the debt, but their awarenes
Lost Doesn’t Lower Your Value (opens the original)
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It is easy to believe that when we become lost, broken, ashamed, or distant from God, our value somehow decreases with us. But Jesus tells a different story. In Luke 15, the coin was lost, but it was never worthless. Its condition changed, but its value did not. The woman did not search for the coin because it was impressive or useful. She searched because it belonged to her and because it was valuable. In the same way, God's pursuit of us is not a response to our performance. He searches becaus
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