NO PLACE, YET THE WAY

> NO PLACE, YET THE WAY

“Foxes have holes and birds have nests, but the Son of Man has nowhere to lay his head.”

In a world overflowing with noise, tribes, and certainty, this word cuts through everything: Follow me.

Jesus Christ does not promise belonging as the world defines it.
He does not secure identity through groups, ideologies, or comfort.

He calls us into something deeper:

truth over approval
love over fear
surrender over control

The world fragments.
The Gospel gathers.

Not by making everyone the same—
but by calling each person into a life where love becomes the center.

To follow him today is to step out of the echo chamber
and into the reality of the neighbor.

The question is not where you belong—
but whether you will follow.

Pastor Steven G. Lee
St. GMC Corps

May 4, 2026 

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