In a world that rewards busyness, hurry, and constant productivity, Jesus offers a different invitation.
In Luke 10:38–42, we encounter the familiar story of Mary and Martha — not as a contrast between service and spirituality, but as a loving reordering of what matters most. Jesus does not rebuke Martha's service; He addresses her distraction. And He invites her — and us — back to the one thing necessary.
This message explores:
Why distraction, not rebellion, is one of the greatest threats to loving God
Why Jesus always says "Come to Me" before "Go for Me"
How to live as a Mary in a Martha world — at home, at work, and in church
Why presence must precede mission if our service is to remain life-giving
This sermon is part of the series "Our Yes Belongs to You", calling us to reorder our loves, reclaim our attention, and begin again at the feet of Jesus.
???? Scriptures referenced:
Luke 10:38–42
Matthew 22:36–40
Psalm 27:8
???? Whether you're feeling busy, overwhelmed, or spiritually distracted, this message is an invitation — not to do more, but to come closer.
What would it look like for your yes this year to begin at the feet of Jesus?
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