Jesus urges us to be those who pray to forgive and be forgiven when we pray. What does that mean about who we are?
The Lord’s Prayer encourages us to see how we should related to God, His Kingdom and our needs.
How did Mary wrap her mind around who Jesus is? How do we?
God often calls us to be faithful as we wait for what He is doing next. What does that look like?
Do we understand just how much forgiveness we need? Do we understand truly the only place we can find it?
Do we just want to replace the most obviously broken parts of our life or are we willing to have God completely renew us?
Conventional wisdom leads to conventional failure, but Jesus calls us to set our sights heavenward and experience God’s salvation.
Nicodemus came to Jesus wanting to sample His take on God’s Law. Jesus calls both Nicodemus and us to something more.
We aren’t called to hold the goodness of God in, but to spread holiness by loving those around us. Even our enemies.
We think “rights” will make things right, but how does that fit being a follower of the One who gave up His rights?