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In Romans 10:1-4, we're reminded that passion should point us to Jesus because the law was given not as an end, but as a signpost to Christ. We often make idols out of how we worship or practice our faith, forgetting that the ultimate goal is to direct others to Jesus. This passage challenges us to submit to God's righteousness rather than trying to establish our own. As we reflect on this, we're encouraged to let go of our self-reliance and embrace the truth that Christ is the fulfillment of the law, offering righteousness to all who believe.
Scripture Reading: Romans 10:1
Devotional: Paul, the writer of Romans, cared deeply about his fellow people, the Israelites. He wanted them to know Jesus and be saved. This shows us that when we follow Jesus, our hearts should care deeply about others knowing Him too. It's important to have the right heart, full of love, care, and wanting the best for others.
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Scripture Reading: Romans 10:2
Devotional: The Israelites were zealous, meaning they had lots of excitement and energy for God. But their excitement wasn't always based on the right knowledge. They sometimes ended up going in the wrong direction. Just like getting lost in the car, it’s important to follow the right directions—God’s directions.
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