Study Resources

Read: Mark 12:28–34 (NLT) We've spent this week examining what it means to put God first. We've talked about surrender. We've examined our priorities. We've considered how love becomes visible through obedience. But now comes an important question. What has actually changed? Because the purpose of studying God's Word isn't simply to gain more information. It's to allow His truth to transform how we live. You may not have everything figured out. You may still be working throug

Every day presents opportunities to trust God, follow His direction, and allow Him to change us.

But when we genuinely love Jesus, that relationship should begin changing how we live.

Trusting God means being willing to follow His wisdom, even when His direction challenges our preferences.

Read: Matthew 6:25–34 (NLT) Key Verse: Matthew 6:33 Sometimes we treat putting God first like completing a daily checklist. Pray? Check. Read my Bible? Check. Spend a few minutes with God? Check. And then we go about the rest of our day making decisions without considering His direction. But here's something we learned Sunday: God is not simply first on the list. He is Lord over the entire list. That means our relationship with Him should influence how we work, manage money,

Jesus didn't say to love God with whatever we have left. He said to love Him with all that we are.