Why do we call Jesus “Lord” but resist doing what He says? In Luke 6:46–49, Jesus draws a sharp line between hearing His words and obeying them. This message confronts the difference between surface-level faith and a life truly built on Christ, the solid rock.

Both builders heard the same truth. Both built a house. But when the storms came—and they always do—only one foundation held. Christianity isn’t about religious activity, church attendance, or knowing the right language. It’s about obedience that flows from relationship.

Jesus warns that many will say “Lord, Lord” while trusting in their works, only to discover too late that they never truly knew Him. This message calls us to dig deep, delete “no” from our vocabulary when God speaks, and live as disciples who don’t just confess Christ—but follow Him.