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From Confusion to Purpose: When Jesus Reignites the Heart This past Sunday, I had the joy of sharing a message from Luke 24:13–35 about two disciples walking away from Jerusalem, disappointed, confused, and without direction. They had believed in Jesus, but after His death, their hope faded. They were walking away not just from a city but from their calling. But then something powerful happened: Jesus came near. He didn’t preach a sermon from a distance. He simply walked with them, listened, and slowly reinterpreted the Scriptures. And when He broke bread with them, their eyes were opened. Their hearts began to burn again. That’s what Jesus does. He reignites passion. He reminds us of who He is. And He calls us back to a life of purpose. Maybe you’ve found yourself in a similar place, tired, numb, going through the motions, or feeling like you’ve drifted. The fire that once burned may have gone dim. But the good news is this: Jesus meets us right where we are. He doesn’t wait for us to get it all together. He comes near, even on the road of confusion. And when He does, everything changes. Those two disciples didn’t stay in Emmaus. They ran back to Jerusalem. Back to community. Back to the mission. That’s the invitation for all of us: return to His purpose for your life. This week, I want to encourage you to open your heart to His Word again. Let His voice reignite your faith. Let His presence stir your heart. You were made for more than survival; you were made to walk with Jesus and live on mission. Jesus is still walking. He’s still speaking. And He’s ready to reignite your heart. “Did not our hearts burn within us while He talked with us on the road…?” Luke 24:32 Let’s walk with Him again. Looking forward to seeing you this Sunday. Pastor Germán |