Jesus sees, calls, and restores—breaking long-term bondage and realigning us with God’s design for freedom. - Where have I been “bent over” spiritually, emotionally, or mentally? - What have I accepted as permanent that God wants to heal? - Am I more focused on rules or on people? - Do I celebrate freedom in others—or question it? “What has kept you bound for years can be broken in a moment when Jesus calls you forward.”

God’s Kingdom starts small but grows into something that brings life, influence, and impact beyond what you can see at the beginning. - What has God started in my life that feels small right now? - Am I overlooking something because it doesn’t look significant yet? - Am I being faithful with what’s been planted? - Do I trust God with the process of growth? “Don’t underestimate what God starts small—He grows it into something greater than you imagined.”

The Kingdom is open—but entering it requires a real, personal, and urgent response to God. Ask yourself: - Am I just familiar with God—or am I truly aligned with Him? - Am I assuming I’m “in,” or actively walking with Him? - Is there anything God has asked me to do that I’m delaying? - Am I taking seriously what Jesus says about the narrow door? “Don’t assume you’re in—make sure you’re walking through the narrow door.”

The Kingdom of God transforms from the inside out—what starts small and hidden will eventually impact everything. Ask yourself: - What is God working on inside me right now? - Am I allowing Him into every area—or only certain parts? - Am I expecting instant change instead of trusting the process? - Where is God slowly transforming me beneath the surface? “God’s work in you may be unseen at first—but it is meant to transform everything.”

Are there any differences in the photos of the parable spoken by Jesus then and now in 2026? Let me know your thoughts.