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John 6:40 is a beautiful verse about Jehovah’s purpose for those who exercise faith in Jesus. “For this is the will of my Father, that everyone who recognizes the Son and exercises faith in him should have everlasting life, and I will resurrect him at the last day.” — John 6:40 The verse highlights three important thoughts: 1. “This is the will of my Father” Jesus was not presenting his own idea. He was explaining Jehovah’s will and purpose. Jehovah wants obedient humans to have the opportunity to live forever. 2. “Recognizes the Son and exercises faith in him” Faith involves more than simply believing that Jesus existed. To “recognize” Jesus means acknowledging his role in Jehovah’s purpose and then demonstrating faith by listening to him and putting his teachings into practice. It is like recognizing a trustworthy guide. You don't merely accept that he knows the way—you follow his directions. 3. “I will resurrect him at the last day” Jesus gives a firm promise: those who exercise faith in him have the hope of resurrection. Death is therefore not necessarily the end of a person's future. Jehovah, through Jesus, can restore life. The context is especially encouraging. Earlier, Jesus said that he had come down from heaven to do, not his own will, but the will of the One who sent him (John 6:38). So John 6:40 shows that resurrection and everlasting life are not merely possibilities Jesus hoped for—they are part of his Father's purpose. A key lesson for us today is: Faith in Jesus is demonstrated by the way we live, and that faith gives us a solid hope for the future.

Don't promote yourself in the comments. Promote someone else. "Be somebody who makes everybody feel like somebody!" Think about someone you've met inside this community who has: Helped you. Encouraged you. Answered your question. Commented on your posts. Introduced you to someone. Or simply made you feel welcome. 👇 Tag that person below and tell us WHY you're recognizing them. Imagine opening this post later and seeing dozens of people being celebrated by other members. That's community. And there's a bigger lesson here... When you consistently make other people feel seen, heard, and valued, relationships become stronger. Strong relationships create trust. And trust creates opportunities. People first. Always. That's one of the core beliefs behind what we're building inside Connection Creator Academy too. We're creating a place where relationships aren't something you collect—they're something you invest in. Now forget about me. 😁 Who deserves some recognition today? Tag them below. 👇

When we pray, we must have faith that we will receive what we pray for. We can't allow our circumstances, situations, and difficulties to get in the way when we pray. This means that God is able to answer our prayers. No matter how bad or dire the situation looks. But, we must have faith that God will answer our prayers. It is not for us to know how God will answer our prayers. But, it is our job to have faith and believe. So, let us be confident that God not only hears but will answer our prayers.