Wesley Huff

Whoever painted the Mona Lisa, Da Vinci.

There's something about the value and what is being put in there that is different.

I think...

The chief end of man is to know God and glorify him.

Insofar as Jesus is asked, what is the greatest commandment of the law?

And Jesus uses two examples.

He quotes from, you know, two different passages in the Old Testament.

And he says, love the Lord your God with all of your heart, soul, mind, and strength.

And love your neighbor as yourself.

I mean, ultimately, I think we always want some sort of a grandiose purpose, right?

And we want the calling of like Moses.

We want to go out in the desert and find a burning bush and have that calling on our lives.

I don't think that's wrong.

But I think ultimately our purpose is to live a faithful life to who we were created to be in being image bearers of God and being faithful in God.

Loving God with everything that we have.

So that like the Jewish phraseology of loving God with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength.

It's kind of a stand-in for your entire being.

With everything you have.

Love God with that by what you do, by what you say, by how you live.

Like do unto others as you would have them do unto you, right?