When the religious experts of the day challenged Jesus with the question, what is the greatest of all the commandments? Jesus didn’t respond from Exodus 20 where the Ten Commandments reside. Instead He responded with a commandment in Deuteronomy 6:4-5:

Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength and love your neighbor as yourself. There is no commandment greater than these.

Matthew 22:37, Mark 12:28

Now, if this is the greatest of all the commandments wouldn’t it make sense that we are able to do what we are being commanded to do? And given the authority of who is giving the command, isn’t it conceivable that it might be difficult to achieve? Finally, if this is our most important goal and mission in life, then doesn’t it stand to reason that it will be the most opposed by our enemy (the unholy trinity)?

Considering these factors, doesn’t it make sense that we will need a lot of help to pull it off?

An excerpt from Search and Rescue.

Search and Rescue

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We desperately need to recover the critical components of a much Larger Story, the pieces of a Larger Gospel that have been lost, misplaced, misunderstood, underestimated or worse, stolen. Search and Rescue is an invitation to look for what has been lost in our lives and more importantly, to actually be the one that needs to be searched for, rescued and restored.

In Search and Rescue, Michael Thompson encourages believers and those curious to the faith to accompany him in the quest to find the Life and the Love we were meant for… There is a Life and a Love that is looking for you. Are you ready to be found?

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