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“In the Outer Court”
The Global Mission of the Cross and the Principle of Self-Sacrifice
Greeks arrived at the Passover seeking Jesus, signaling the dawn of the worldwide harvest. Christ revealed that only by dying, like a grain of wheat falling into the earth, could His life bear fruit to draw all people to Himself.
The Desire of Ages
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Take a quiet moment to pause, pray, and meditate on these living truths.
You may engage with 3 gentle devotional review questions, record insights in your journal, or advance when ready.
“What does the grain of wheat falling into the earth teach us about the path to true spiritual fruitfulness?”
“Lord Jesus, lift our eyes to Your Cross. Grant us grace to die to self and live unto You, so that through our surrender others may see and desire You.”
Identify one personal preference or selfish ambition to surrender to the Lord today in humble obedience.
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