This morning we wrapped up Luke 6, where Jesus gives us a clear and challenging word: if we call Him Lord, we have to actually do what He says. He uses the image of a house with a strong foundation—those who hear His words and act on them are building on rock, while those who don’t are building on sand, setting themselves up for collapse. It’s a reminder that Jesus doesn’t just want our agreement; He wants our obedience. Our lives should be built on Him—our firm foundation—because He’s the only one who won’t fail us. Everything else will eventually crumble, but when we follow and obey Jesus, we’ll stand strong no matter what comes.

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