1. Spiritual Discernment and Humility (Verses 39-42)

Jesus uses a parable to illustrate that a blind person cannot lead another blind person. In the same way, we should not judge others while we ourselves have unresolved faults. We must first address our own shortcomings before helping others.

Questions:

• Do I examine my own weaknesses before pointing out the faults of others? (Luke 6:41-42)
• What do I need to cultivate greater spiritual discernment? (Luke 6:39)

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2. True Faith Revealed by Its Fruits (Verses 43-45)

Jesus explains that a good tree bears good fruit, while a bad tree bears bad fruit. In the same way, what is in a person’s heart will eventually show through their words and actions. Genuine faith is revealed through visible actions.

Questions:

• How do the ‘fruits’ in my life reflect my faith? (Luke 6:44-45)
• What efforts am I making to bear good fruit that pleases God? (Luke 6:43)

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3. The Wise Builder on a Solid Foundation (Verses 46-49)

Jesus compares those who hear His words and put them into practice to a wise builder who constructs his house on a rock. On the other hand, those who hear but do not apply His words are like a foolish builder whose house collapses easily.

Questions:

• How am I applying Jesus’ teachings in my daily life? (Luke 6:47-48)
• What steps am I taking to build an unshakable foundation for my faith? (Luke 6:49)

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Prayer

Loving God,
Grant me the discernment to recognize my own flaws before I judge others. Help me to approach others with humility and compassion, dealing with my own faults first.

Renew my heart so that I may bear good fruit that reflects Your love and truth. Let my actions and words shine with the goodness that comes from knowing You.

Guide me to build my life on the solid foundation of Your Word. Help me not only to hear Your teachings but to live by them daily. Lead me closer to You with every step I take.

In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen.