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Today, we’re diving into one of the most sobering and misunderstood passages in the entire Bible—Matthew chapter 7, verses 21 through 23.
You’ve probably heard it before. Jesus says that not everyone who calls Him Lord will enter the Kingdom of Heaven. And then comes the line that stops people in their tracks: “I never knew you.”
Now, if we’re being honest, this verse has caused a lot of confusion—and even fear—for many believers. It raises serious questions. What does it mean to truly know Jesus? How can someone do so many things in His name and still be turned away?
In this episode, we’re going to break this down in a clear and simple way. Because when you understand the full context, this passage is not about fear—it’s about clarity.
We’ll walk through what Jesus was teaching in the Sermon on the Mount, why this moment serves as the conclusion to that message, and what He really meant by “doing the will of the Father.”
You’ll also discover why this is not a debate between works and relationship—but something much deeper. It’s about alignment. It’s about transformation. And ultimately, it’s about fruit.
We’ll also talk about how this passage applies today—especially when it comes to the voices we listen to and the leaders we follow.
By the end of this episode, you’ll have a clearer understanding of what Jesus was really saying—and what it means for your life right now.
Let’s get into it.
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By Scripture ChurchToday, we’re diving into one of the most sobering and misunderstood passages in the entire Bible—Matthew chapter 7, verses 21 through 23.
You’ve probably heard it before. Jesus says that not everyone who calls Him Lord will enter the Kingdom of Heaven. And then comes the line that stops people in their tracks: “I never knew you.”
Now, if we’re being honest, this verse has caused a lot of confusion—and even fear—for many believers. It raises serious questions. What does it mean to truly know Jesus? How can someone do so many things in His name and still be turned away?
In this episode, we’re going to break this down in a clear and simple way. Because when you understand the full context, this passage is not about fear—it’s about clarity.
We’ll walk through what Jesus was teaching in the Sermon on the Mount, why this moment serves as the conclusion to that message, and what He really meant by “doing the will of the Father.”
You’ll also discover why this is not a debate between works and relationship—but something much deeper. It’s about alignment. It’s about transformation. And ultimately, it’s about fruit.
We’ll also talk about how this passage applies today—especially when it comes to the voices we listen to and the leaders we follow.
By the end of this episode, you’ll have a clearer understanding of what Jesus was really saying—and what it means for your life right now.
Let’s get into it.
Support the show
Visit our website!
Subscribe!