As we continue with the Gospel of Matthew series the passage of Scripture that became extremely interesting for me this week was Matthew 10:29-31. What made it interesting was that Jesus possessed a rhetorical question with a set up to address something much more meaningful. What doesn't surprise me is God has a way of encouraging you to ask, seek,and knock and once you do that the wisdom that you will discover will blow your mind. You know sometimes there is information that eventually gets discovered by someone else's work but it's not the same when you discover Revelation knowledge. How you arrive at that information is when God leads you and you come to realize it couldn't have been anyone else but Him. Tune in and the hope is you learn something today and have a takeaway that you can share with others.
As we continue with the Gospel of Matthew series the passage of Scripture that became extremely interesting for me this week was Matthew 10:29-31. What made it interesting was that Jesus possessed a rhetorical question with a set up to address something much more meaningful. What doesn't surprise me is God has a way of encouraging you to ask, seek,and knock and once you do that the wisdom that you will discover will blow your mind. You know sometimes there is information that eventually gets discovered by someone else's work but it's not the same when you discover Revelation knowledge. How you arrive at that information is when God leads you and you come to realize it couldn't have been anyone else but Him. Tune in and the hope is you learn something today and have a takeaway that you can share with others.
