The Difference Between Knowing Jesus and Going All In
DeafBlind Potter
testimony
June 14, 2026
It is not whether you believe in Jesus. The real question is whether you are fully surrendered to him. There is a difference between knowing Jesus and going all in for Jesus, and in this week's Bible study, we are getting honest about that difference. We are walking through Luke 8:16-21, and Jesus is making something very clear. God does not light a lamp in you so you can cover it up.
Somewhere along the way, a lot of us did exactly that. Not because we walked away from God, but because of fear, pride, comfort, or protecting our own image. I know because that was me. I loved God, showed up, read the word, but if I am being honest, there was way too much Kelvin and not enough Jesus. The light was not off. It was covered.
Today, we are going to talk about what it really means to listen versus obey, why those two things are not the same, and what God wants to remove so your light can shine the way he intended. Come study with us.
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Go live beyond your challenges, my friend.
Scripture
LukeLuke 8Luke 8:16Luke 8:16-21
Topics
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