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This week, Jesus calls His disciples to let go of self-centered living and to follow Him fully. The cross is not only the path Jesus walks but also the pattern for those who belong to Him. This passage challenges us to decide whether we will cling to self-preservation and remain in darkness or surrender our lives to Christ and walk in the light that leads to true life. Jesus reveals that true life and glory come through surrender, sacrifice, and following Him into the light.

This week, Jesus calls His disciples to let go of self-centered living and to follow Him fully. The cross is not only the path Jesus walks but also the pattern for those who belong to Him. This passage challenges us to decide whether we will cling to self-preservation and remain in darkness or surrender our lives to Christ and walk in the light that leads to true life. Jesus reveals that true life and glory come through surrender, sacrifice, and following Him into the light.

At a dinner held in Jesus’ honor, Mary anoints Jesus’ feet with expensive perfume. This act of worship asks a searching question: what is Jesus worth to us? Is He worthy of our leftovers, our convenience, and our polite admiration—or our wholehearted worship? True devotion is not measured by public appearance, but by what we are willing to pour out in love for the One who gave everything for us. Jesus is worthy of our most costly devotion because true worship flows from recognizing His unmatched worth.

At a dinner held in Jesus’ honor, Mary anoints Jesus’ feet with expensive perfume. This act of worship asks a searching question: what is Jesus worth to us? Is He worthy of our leftovers, our convenience, and our polite admiration—or our wholehearted worship? True devotion is not measured by public appearance, but by what we are willing to pour out in love for the One who gave everything for us. Jesus is worthy of our most costly devotion because true worship flows from recognizing His unmatched worth.

The account of Jesus calling Lazarus back from the dead reminds us that no situation is too broken, no heart too wounded, and no life too far gone for Jesus to bring resurrection power. Even in places marked by grief, disappointment, or despair, Christ still calls people out of darkness and into life. He is the resurrection and the life, bringing hope and new life even into the places that seem hopeless and beyond repair.

The account of Jesus calling Lazarus back from the dead reminds us that no situation is too broken, no heart too wounded, and no life too far gone for Jesus to bring resurrection power. Even in places marked by grief, disappointment, or despair, Christ still calls people out of darkness and into life. He is the resurrection and the life, bringing hope and new life even into the places that seem hopeless and beyond repair.