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How the Sin Split Us From God and From Each Other
We treat loving God and loving the people in front of us like two separate assignments. In Matthew 22, when a lawyer asks Jesus which commandment is the greatest, He answers with two that are almost the same commandment, one aimed at God and one aimed at whoever is sitting across the table from you.
This episode follows that single thread all the way back to the garden, where both relationships broke in the same act, and all the way to the cross, where both were repaired at once. Along the way: why the older brother in the prodigal son and Martha in the kitchen are running the exact same scorecard, how keeping score with people is the same thing we quietly do with God, the connection between Adam's opened side and the spear that pierced Christ's, and the charcoal fire where Jesus restored Peter using the same word John used for the fire Peter denied Him at.
It ends with two honest questions. If God gave you nothing else today, would you still want Him. And if you had nothing left to give the people in your life, would they still want you.
A teaching on being fully known with nothing to hide, and what it costs to be restored to it, with God first and then with everyone else.