THE LINE // No Turning Back | Jarrod Cochran

In Luke 9:51, everything changes. Jesus sets His face toward Jerusalem, knowing the cross is waiting for Him. He isn't driven by comfort, applause, or acceptance; He's driven by obedience.

When a Samaritan village rejects Him, the disciples want revenge. Jesus chooses mercy.

This message confronts a difficult question: Who have you given up on? The people we avoid may be the very people Christ died to save. The mission is too important to be derailed by rejection.

Jesus never promised we'd be accepted. He commanded us to be faithful.

The question isn't whether people will reject you. It's whether you'll keep loving them anyway.