On this Mother’s Day, we take a look at a specific time that shines some light on Jesus’ relationship with his mother Mary. At a wedding, Jesus turns water into wine at the request of his mother although he was somewhat reluctant to reveal his full identity. Obeying her ask shows Jesus’ respect and honor for his mother, which is one of the Ten Commandments.

Do you know your masterpiece mission—the good works God created for you to do in your life? God has given each of us such a mission. Imagine how different the world might look if every believer was actively growing in and living out their mission and faith.

What does it look like to be “rooted and established in God’s love?”  Being deeply connected to God in this way gives us the inner strength and foundation we need to live out our unique mission. And this leads to immeasurably more in and from our life than we can ask or imagine.     

What comes to mind when you hear the word “masterpiece?” And do you believe that God remade you to be His masterpiece for His divine mission? When you truly believe and live this out, you can accomplish the good works that God prepared for you to do.  

While society often tells us that we must put more effort into everything we do, the reality is that we truly need more Jesus. When we shift from a “more effort” to “more Jesus” mindset, we’ll realize that Jesus has done more for us than we could ever hope. And He will do more through us than we could ever imagine.

Jesus’ miraculous resurrection changed everything for us, giving us hope, love, grace, and life. When you pause and consider the death and resurrection of Jesus, how does it force a hard reset on the way you view both your life and others?   

A time to reflect on and remember the ultimate sacrifice Jesus made on the cross so that we might have life to the fullest.

Do you think there is a deeper desire to build a legacy or to suppress an insecurity of our meaning in life? While it’s not uncommon to struggle with insecurities, we have the great blessing of God giving us his one and only son to help relieve those feelings.

In Genesis 10, God wants us to see that we all come from the same family of Noah. Is this a new thought for you? Keeping this in mind, we can view our family tree from a fresh and broader perspective.   

What do you do when you see the brokenness of the world around you? And even the brokenness in your own life and relationships? We can trust God to pave a different and better way for us when we walk with Him for guidance and direction.