One Purpose – John 10:22-30
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Most people assume that religion works like this: you make a choice, you maintain that choice through moral effort, and whether you end up in good standing with God depends largely on your consistency. Jesus, in John 10:22–30, proposes something far more radical and far more honest about the human condition. When pressed by hostile crowds to prove his identity, he doesn't offer a political program or a self-help framework. He describes a relationship between God and his people defined entirely by divine initiative: he knows them, he calls them, he gives them eternal life, and he guarantees that nothing in creation can undo what God himself has done. If you find yourself skeptical of Christianity precisely because it seems to demand more willpower than you possess, this passage may reframe the question entirely. The issue, Jesus says, was never your grip on God.
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