Forget Me Not

Are we pointing others to Christ through our lives, or are we still trying to be at the center ourselves?

Who do we quietly avoid, and what might change if we chose presence over judgment?

Are we asking Jesus only to change our situation, or are we open to Him healing what lies deeper in our hearts?

Are we more eager to be seen than to be obedient?

Are we allowing prayer to shape our choices, or are we letting pressure decide for us?

Where in our lives do we hear many voices but struggle to hear truth? What might change if we listened more closely to the quiet authority of Jesus in prayer and in the Gospel?

Where do we hear Jesus calling us today? Not in dramatic moments, but in the middle of our routines. What nets might we be holding onto that feel safe, yet keep us standing still? And what could it mean for us to follow Him with what we already have, just as we are?

Where in our lives are we hesitating because we feel unworthy, uncertain, or afraid of doing it wrong? What might it look like to trust God's direction and take the next step with humility?

Where are we still holding on too tightly to control, recognition, or outcomes? What might change if we trusted God enough to step back and let Him take the lead?

Where in our life are we being invited to let go of control and trust Jesus with the outcome?