Loving Others Well with Travis Cook

Park Cities Baptist Church Sermons

In this exploration of Matthew 7:12-14, we're challenged to consider the paths we choose in life. The sermon illuminates the contrast between the wide, easy path that leads to destruction and the narrow, difficult path that leads to life. We're reminded that the Golden Rule - 'do unto others as you would have them do unto you' - is more than just avoiding harm; it's about proactively seeking the good of others. This positive interpretation of the ancient wisdom goes beyond mere courtesy, calling us to a life of active love and service. As we navigate life's journey, we're urged to look beyond the deceptively beautiful and comfortable wide path, which may feel right but ultimately leads away from God. Instead, we're encouraged to seek the hidden, narrow path that Christ reveals to us. This path, though challenging, leads to true life and connection with our Creator. It's a powerful reminder that our spiritual journey isn't about self-reliance or self-satisfaction, but about Christ-centered, others-focused living.