What are You Living For?

Genesis 5:5-8,24, John 1:4-5, 10:10, 14:5-6, Hebrews 5:10-14, 6:1-3

“What are You Living For?” is not a soft question—it’s a soul question. Adam lived 930 years and died, but Enoch walked with God and was not, because God took him. That’s the line this study draws: you can spend your days just existing, chasing another bottle, another high, another comfort, another excuse—or you can have life in Christ. Jesus didn’t come so you could sit in darkness with a religious name tag on. He came that you might have abundant life, and life grows, moves, bears fruit, and walks with God. This study calls the church out of stagnation and childishness. Hebrews says some ought to be teachers by now, but still need milk when they should be eating meat. If that cuts—it’s supposed to. God is calling His people on to perfection, discernment, doctrine, faith, holiness, and readiness without spot or wrinkle. The devil comes to steal, kill, and destroy, but Christ is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. So don’t sit there and die. Grow. Repent. Obey. Walk with God. Move on.