transfiguration

Hearing Without Obeying is Dangerous

Those words come at the end of a profound passage where disciples of Jesus have an encounter they’ll never forget. But they still don’t understand Jesus. Isn’t that the story of life sometimes? You can be close to Jesus and still fail to comprehend what He’s saying. Sometimes you can see...
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- Apr 1, 2026
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