Shownotes
What does Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s famous expression that when God calls a person, He says “Come and die!” mean in everyday life?
Is “dying to ourselves” a different way of expressing God’s goal is to erase us?
We investigate this in today’s episode as we wrap up John 12. In addition, we see:
- Jesus acknowledges his heart is “troubled.” He doesn't dance his way into the coming spiritual battle; he fights his way forward.
- Incorrect and “non-essential” theological beliefs can keep people from Jesus.
- If Jesus couldn’t do enough to win people over, it shouldn’t come as a surprise when we can’t either.
- FOMO isn’t new. It thrived in Jesus time. Fear of missing out – on other people’s acceptance – kept many people hiding their beliefs.
It’s fascinating to see what Jesus doesn’t do as he prepares to wrap up his time on earth in human form.
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