Enough for Today
Jesus places seeking God’s Kingdom and righteousness ahead of the anxious work of securing the future. “First” is a word about direction: what deserves our attention and shapes our choices. It does no
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Jesus places seeking God’s Kingdom and righteousness ahead of the anxious work of securing the future. “First” is a word about direction: what deserves our attention and shapes our choices. It does no
The sentence is brief, yet its horizon is wide: yesterday, today, and forever. It names Jesus Christ as the one who remains the same across that whole span. We do not have to turn the verse into a pre
The verse begins with a name and a relationship. Its speaker does not describe a distant source of supplies but calls Yahweh a shepherd. A shepherd’s care is personal, and the first-person wording mak