God Isn’t a Vending Machine. Your Spouse Isn’t a Project.

19 Oct 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief sermon‑style reflection, the speaker warns against treating God, a spouse, or a friend as transactional objects or projects to be completed. He argues that relationships with the divine and with people are not about finishing tasks or checking boxes, but about genuine knowing and love. The central theological anchor is John 17:3, where Jesus defines eternal life as knowing the true God and Jesus Christ, underscoring that relational knowledge—not task completion—is the essence of faith and healthy human connections.

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