Start here if you’ve ever felt like religion gets too loud to hear the heart of God. We open Isaiah 42:1–9 and sit with the Servant who brings justice without shouting, carries truth without crushing the bruised, and invites us into a life that heals instead of hurries. This is a tender, steady vision of Jesus—delighting the Father, anointed by the Spirit, and committed to making things right with a strength the world often overlooks. We walk through the text in three movements. First, we ex...
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Start here if you’ve ever felt like religion gets too loud to hear the heart of God. We open Isaiah 42:1–9 and sit with the Servant who brings justice without shouting, carries truth without crushing the bruised, and invites us into a life that heals instead of hurries. This is a tender, steady vision of Jesus—delighting the Father, anointed by the Spirit, and committed to making things right with a strength the world often overlooks. We walk through the text in three movements. First, we ex...
God doesn’t want your songs if He doesn’t have your heart
The Christ Quarter
12 minutes
1 month ago
God doesn’t want your songs if He doesn’t have your heart
Together we unpack two unforgettable images: a man fleeing a lion only to meet a bear, another resting at home who is then bitten by a serpent. Those scenes expose two modern traps—keeping God at arm’s length and mistaking familiar routines for spiritual safety. Then comes the piercing center: God rejects songs and feasts when the heart is far away. Not because God opposes music or celebration, but because He loves integrity—worship that overflows into fair dealings, compassion for the...
The Christ Quarter
Start here if you’ve ever felt like religion gets too loud to hear the heart of God. We open Isaiah 42:1–9 and sit with the Servant who brings justice without shouting, carries truth without crushing the bruised, and invites us into a life that heals instead of hurries. This is a tender, steady vision of Jesus—delighting the Father, anointed by the Spirit, and committed to making things right with a strength the world often overlooks. We walk through the text in three movements. First, we ex...
