Convinced, Convicted, and Committed

Barney Rehm - April 8, 2026

As the Days of Unleavened Bread conclude, believers must ask whether they are fully convinced that God’s way is absolute truth, fully convicted that walking in that way is their highest priority, and fully committed to act on it without compromise. Abraham’s unwavering faith and Martha’s confession of Christ illustrate the depth of conviction required. The feast pictures a life free from the leaven of malice and wickedness, calling each person to continue the journey of obedience with sincerity and truth long after the festival ends.

Convinced, Convicted, and Committed
 
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