Jesus laid down a truth in this passage that truly has lasted every generation, and still continues on now. Today, look at your own life--it is rather apparent that our beings are easily led, controlled, and motivated by something, are they not?

Luke Wildermuth

Today, I want to shift the focus onto the rejoicing experienced once the lost is found: What do we make of things that are found?

Luke Wildermuth

We see Jesus--once again--draw a very fine line between those who are merely just His friends and those who are His disciples.

Luke Wildermuth

How different would our lives be if we created a more regular habit of questioning: “when is He coming back?”…But beyond that, what if we allowed ourselves to not just merely question this, but to take it a step further and yearn for it.

Luke Wildermuth

I will make this short, as I don’t want to take a precious opportunity away from you, reader. Sit with this Scripture--as humbly as these disciples were--and ask your Teacher, Jesus, in a personal conversation: “Lord, teach me to pray…”

Luke Wildermuth