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4-6-2025Will DyerThe message reflects on the story of Mary and Judas from John 12:1-8, contrasting their actions and motivations. Mary is portrayed as a model of devotion, risking social norms and personal cost to worship Jesus by anointing his feet with expensive perfume and wiping them with her hair, symbolizing her deep love and commitment. In contrast, Judas is depicted as a tragic figure who followed Jesus for selfish reasons, initially hoping for a violent revolution and later for personal gain. The message challenges readers to examine their own motivations for following Jesus, emphasizing that true faith is not about personal benefit but about being in the presence of Jesus and aligning with his teachings. The goal of faith, as exemplified by Mary, is to wholeheartedly seek Jesus for who he is, not for what one might gain.
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4-6-2025Will DyerThe message reflects on the story of Mary and Judas from John 12:1-8, contrasting their actions and motivations. Mary is portrayed as a model of devotion, risking social norms and personal cost to worship Jesus by anointing his feet with expensive perfume and wiping them with her hair, symbolizing her deep love and commitment. In contrast, Judas is depicted as a tragic figure who followed Jesus for selfish reasons, initially hoping for a violent revolution and later for personal gain. The message challenges readers to examine their own motivations for following Jesus, emphasizing that true faith is not about personal benefit but about being in the presence of Jesus and aligning with his teachings. The goal of faith, as exemplified by Mary, is to wholeheartedly seek Jesus for who he is, not for what one might gain.