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Keep Moving Forward: Matthew 10:23
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“When they persecute you in one city, flee to another.” — Matthew 10:23

Jesus was teaching His followers something powerful:

When doors close, don’t stop the mission - just move to the next place.

Many people think persecution means failure, but it doesn’t. It simply means your light is shining in a dark place.

When they reject you, don’t quit - redirect.
God’s work doesn’t end because of rejection; it simply moves forward through you.

The message is clear:

1. Be wise, not reckless.
2. Be peaceful, not fearful.
3. Be persistent, not discouraged.

Even today, this lesson stands strong:
If one path blocks your purpose, take another. Keep spreading truth, love, and hope - because the mission isn’t over until Christ returns.
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#2
“Be wise as serpents and harmless as doves.” Still one of the hardest instructions to live by.
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#3
This reminds me that not every battle is mine to fight. Some are for another time, another place. Sometimes walking away is not cowardice; it’s obedience.
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#4
True. Jesus didn’t tell them to die foolishly. He told them to be wise. I love how Jesus balanced faith with common sense. Wisdom really is part of obedience.
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#5
This verse reminds me that rejection is part of God’s redirection. This verse fits perfectly with what Paul did, when one city rejected him, he went to the next.
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#6
“Be wise as serpents and harmless as doves.” Still one of the hardest instructions to live by.
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#7
This verse reminds me that rejection is part of God’s redirection. This verse fits perfectly with what Paul did, when one city rejected him, he went to the next.
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#8
Beautifully written. Keep posting things like this. We need more hope in these times.
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#9
Thanks for posting this. I always thought fleeing meant fear, but now I see it meant focus. It’s not about proving we’re strong, but about staying effective for God.
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