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82. The Transfiguration: Glory Revealed

The story of the Transfiguration sits in the middle of a larger journey, and that placement matters. Jesus has been traveling with his disciples, teaching in ordinary rhythms, and meeting the kind of human questions that never stay far from faith. People want signs. The disciples want clarity. The religious leaders want control. And Jesus, as always, refuses to let the conversation stay only at the level of arguments or impressions. Then, on a mountain, the tone changes.

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72. Jesus’ Words for the Anxious Heart

Anxiety has a way of making your mind feel like it is working overtime for you, when really it is working against you. It stacks questions faster than you can answer them, turns ordinary uncertainty into a threat, and then asks you to live there. I have watched that happen up close, in my own chest and in other people’s lives, where the body gets tight before the thoughts ever become clear. When someone is anxious, they do not usually need a lecture about hope. They need

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99. Walking in Truth With Jesus

Walking in truth with Jesus sounds simple until you try it on a Tuesday morning when nothing feels spiritual. The word truth gets treated like a slogan, but real truth is weight. It asks questions your habits would rather avoid, and it nudges your motives into the light. Walking with Jesus in truth is not a one-time decision you check off. It is a daily way of moving through conversations, decisions, temptations, and grief, with Jesus not as an accessory but as the center.

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43. The Parable of the Prodigal Son: Return to Love

The Parable of the Prodigal Son is familiar enough that people sometimes skim it, as if they already know what it will say. But what stays with me is not the dramatic departure, and not just the extravagant reunion. It is the slow, stubborn work of coming home while the heart is still arguing with itself. The story names a kind of love that is not sentimental and not conditional on performance, and it also shows how hard it can be to receive that love without turning it int

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