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The "Royal Law," the "Golden Rule," our way of life in faith: "Love your neighbor as yourself." What does that look like, day-to-day?
We look in the mirror to check our outward appearance. The Word of God acts as a mirror to the heart. What it reveals about the human heart is much worse than the equivalent of a "bad hair day." But Jesus gives us a new heart, a clean heart, through the forgiveness of sins.
"Choose this day whom you will serve" is the exhortation Joshua gives. Whom do you serve? Who receives the place of honor and worship in your life? And how do you know?
"My soul magnifies the Lord, my spirit rejoices in God my Savior." Mary's song expresses a personal relationship with God. Her story had been interwoven into the great story of God's saving work--His redemption of all creation through Jesus, the Son of God. We, too, have been swept up into this great story. God has come to us, too. May our souls rejoice and our hearts sing to God our Savior.
Maturity is where Jesus wants us to be headed. What does that look like? It looks like Him.
Jesus invites us to rest in Him. He shows us compassion and teaches us His way, then sends us out to share the good news with our neighbors.
Are you a disciple or an admirer of Jesus? God calls you to be a disciple, to be transformed by the hearing of His Word, to follow Jesus in faith.
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