Candace Cameron Bure

And I think that that's, whether we recognize it or not, that's probably the reality of even people listening right now.

He speaks the gospel so clearly and I've used that so many times because it's so clear.

I would have answered that if you would have asked me probably in high school, middle school, like I probably would have said, yeah, a seven out of 10, eight out of 10.

Like I'm a good person.

Yes, there's definitely been some pretty, I'm very outspoken about my beliefs on a lot of different things pertaining to what scripture says and has to say about our identity, our sexuality, our relationships, our everything, our calling, our purpose, our wiring.

And there's been lots of hard conversations, but you know,

Jesus was really clear when he talked about it in Matthew 7.

And this passage has been really, really heavy on my heart in a way that it like keeps me up at night.

When Jesus looks in the face of many people and he says, hey, one day many are going to come before me and say, Lord, Lord.

Did we not prophesy in your name?

Did we not drive out demons in your name?

Did we not heal the sick?

Did we not do all of these miracles and things for you?

And he's going to look at many people and say, but I never knew you.

And that is such a scary reality because I think that we're gonna be shocked by a lot of people that make it into heaven and a lot of people that don't.

And that word many is really scary because you can do a lot of good things and you can do a lot of God things.

but still miss God completely and miss the whole heart of it.

And so I've had to have some conversations with people and with friends and you know what?

And I've had friends that have had to have hard conversations with me of even just like, what's your intention?

Like, what's the purity of your heart, Maddie?