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Let’s get to the heart of it.

Life isn’t what we often assume. It’s not about success, wealth, or achievement. It’s not ultimately found in marriage, family, or even the love we give and receive. Nor is it about knowledge or the pursuit of truth on our own terms.

All these things—our relationships, accomplishments, and blessings—are gifts. But they are not the goal. They’re glimpses of something greater. They stir our longing, but they are not the answer.

The answer is deeper.

The meaning of life is God Himself—His Kingdom, His presence, and the relationship He freely offers. That’s it.

It’s not about being “good.”

The Kingdom of God isn’t about being good or avoiding being bad—it’s about surrendering to God. He’s not after perfection; He’s after your heart. Many who seem moral will not enter Heaven. Some who’ve done great wrong will. It’s not about religion, rules, or rituals. It's about grace—undeserved, unearned, and transformative. It’s about connection with the God who alone can make us whole.

We chose independence.

We wanted independence, and in mercy, God let us choose it. But life apart from Him is empty. Without Him, we lose the very meaning we seek. He gave us freedom—not to abandon us, but to let us see the truth: without Him, we fall into sin, suffering, and death.

This world isn’t our home.

This world was never meant to be our home. It’s a stage for discovery—a place meant to awaken us. It was never meant to fulfill us, but to expose our deep need for something more. Every heartbreak, every dead end, every joy, and every glimpse of beauty—all of it points in one direction:

We were made for God.

No matter how far we search, we will not find peace or purpose apart from our Creator. Without Him, we harm, exploit, and destroy one another. We decay. We die. The stories we write without God always end in tragedy, no matter how noble they begin.

God hasn’t turned away.

Still, even in our rebellion, God hasn’t turned His back on us. He doesn’t demand that we clean ourselves up before we return. He welcomes us as we are, because it is His love—not our efforts—that will make us whole.

He’s not waiting to punish us. He’s waiting to heal us.

God is building a family.

God is building a perfect family—not by force, but by invitation. He calls us to surrender the stories we’ve written without Him and let Him restore what was lost.

This is about returning.

This isn’t about trying to be good enough. It’s about letting go of the emptiness that comes from denying that God is life itself. It’s about returning. Abiding. Letting Him plant His heart within us—so He can grow us, unite us, and reflect His glory through our lives.

It’s about relationship.

It’s about branches reconnecting to the vine to bear fruit.
It’s about sheep following their shepherd.
It’s about a child coming home to their true Father.
It’s about joining God’s story—the only one that leads to truth, peace, and eternal life.

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To Christians:

We can spend our lives debating, labeling, and pointing fingers. Or—we can live out the life we were made for.
We can walk in God's ways, deny the world, and expose it for what it really is: a shadow of true life.
We can lay down our lives for others, living in grace, mercy, love, truth, and forgiveness—not to make ourselves look righteous, but to reflect God’s heart.
And when asked, we can use words—to give a reason for the hope within us.

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To the Church

Stop playing church and start being the Church.

Success is not found in numbers or in how entertaining or comfortable your service may be. It is not in catering, enabling, or even well-intentioned programs. It is not in marketing, formulas, strategies, or ideology.

True success in ministry is found in an unwavering commitment to the call—to live and die for Christ. It is found in obedience to God, rejection of the world, and a life above reproach.

Only then can you rightly say, “Imitate me”—not out of pride, but because your life reflects a genuine pursuit of Christ, showing yourself a leader worthy of His name.

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To the Skeptic or Nonbeliever:

You can keep searching for meaning on your own, writing your own story, and hoping human wisdom will uncover the truth.
You can debate, dismiss, and deny.
But our desire for independence is what blinds us. When we try to disprove the very One who gives life meaning, we are left with nothing—no anchor, no direction, no lasting peace.

Even so, God waits—with open arms.
Not to condemn, but to restore.
Not to shame, but to redeem.
He offers life—true, eternal, overflowing—to anyone willing to stop running and listen.

What if the meaning of life was never hidden?
What if it’s always been God—your Father—calling you home?
Not to control you. Not to demand perfection.
But to love you. To forgive you. To make you whole.

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In the End

This world was never meant to satisfy you.
It was meant to awaken you.
Its beauty, its brokenness, its joy and sorrow—all of it is meant to stir your heart toward the truth:
You were made by God.
You were made for God.
And He is the meaning of life.

Home is not a place.
It’s a Person.
And He’s been calling you all along.

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