Asking God what His will is can quietly become another way of living for yourself—always scanning the horizon for the next big thing He has for you, while the world shapes you into its own image in the meantime. Romans 12:1–2 pushes back on that, calling us to something that starts not with where we’re going, but with what we’re willing to offer right where we are.
Jesus assembles us together to be His representation in the world.
As we think about what the Christian home is called to be, why is grace an essential part of that?
We are those called to follow in the Lord’s work. Are we committed to doing that with our work?
How are we choosing to use our lives? What will come from our days and months and years?
Do we treat God’s wisdom as our closest friend?
Everyone around us faces burdens. Do we help each other bear them?
Loving one another appears repeatedly in the New Testament, but how do we do it?