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Wednesday May 06, 2026
Book of John: Chapters 14-16
Wednesday May 06, 2026
Wednesday May 06, 2026
Tonight’s discussion in our Book of John series focused on faithfulness, remaining connected to Christ, and trusting God through every season of life. We opened with John 16:25-33 and reflected on how often we say, “that’s just life,” while recognizing that many of us are currently walking through difficult seasons. As a class, we defined faithfulness as loyalty, consistency, steadfastness, commitment, trustworthiness, and remaining full of faith even when the process is uncomfortable. Faithfulness means continuing to obey God even when feelings, logic, or circumstances try to pull us away. In John 15:1-8, Jesus reminds us to remain connected to the Vine. Apart from Him we can do nothing. Growth requires process: planting, cultivating, pruning, patience, pressure, and perseverance. Sometimes the moment we decide to grow is the moment life gets harder—but staying connected to Jesus gives us the strength and nourishment we need to continue. We discussed how difficult it can be to fully trust God with the areas we try to protect, hide, or control. Often the areas God presses on the hardest are the places we struggle most to surrender. Yet God desires obedience over performance and relationship over appearances. We also reflected on: * Trusting God instead of leaning on our own understanding * Staying intentional in prayer, the Word, and community * Not comparing our journey to someone else’s * Learning to expect hardship without losing faith * Understanding that obedience is evidence of love for God Jesus prepared His disciples—and us—for the reality that life will not always be easy. But He also promised that we would never walk through it alone. Through the Holy Spirit, God guides, strengthens, convicts, comforts, and empowers us to continue the journey. No matter the season, remain connected to the Vine. God is still working through every process, every struggle, and every moment of growth. #trustyourprocess


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