Do What the Lord Says

Luke 6:45-49, Hebrews 12:25, John 3:1-6

"Do What the Lord Says" isn't just a message—it’s a wake-up call. In this study, we peel back the layers of our hearts and look directly into the state of our souls. Luke 6:45-49 and Hebrews 12:25 are like mirrors reflecting the undeniable truth: what's stored in your heart will spill out in your life. It cuts through the false security of empty words and lukewarm actions. Jesus asks plainly, “Why do you call me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ and do not do what I say?” If that strikes a nerve, good—it’s supposed to. This ain't optional, folks. You don’t get to pick and choose God's orders. Obedience isn’t a side dish; it’s the main course. Diving deep into John 3:1-6, you'll see that being "born again" isn't a suggestion—it's God's divine order. Nicodemus missed it, and some of us might too if we're not paying attention. It's not enough to say you know Him; you must do what He commands: be born of water and the Spirit. If you think this is harsh, remember it's given in love because your eternity hangs in the balance. God is patient, but the shaking will come. Will you be on solid rock or washed away? Decide now, because tomorrow isn't promised.