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April 5, 2026 — Sitting at church, listening to the sermon, John 15:5 pops into my head:

“I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing.” — John 15:5
 

As humans—us—we live in this God-created “bubble.” We are dimension-constrained, we are time-limited, and we must operate within the rules of the universe. Our small minds are limited because God made it so.

There are other religions, mainly Buddhism, that believe through practicing mind over body we can become like God. Yet even in those teachings, the core practice is to let go, to follow the natural path, and not fight against nature—because we are simply part of it.

So it all comes down to this one law from God:

“If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit.”
 

Traditional church teaching tells us this means we must follow the Bible and Jesus’ teachings to gain spiritual salvation. But this is not fully what God is saying—or you may ask, who are we to say that? Just continue reading.

We have four components to our life:

1. Our spiritual journey 
2. Our family journey 
3. Our career journey 
4. Our journey regarding immortality 

So how are all these related to God and Jesus—our Savior who lives in us?

As humans, the thing we struggle with most is our life purpose—why are we here?

Jesus has already shown us: the only purpose of human life is to glorify God. Whatever we do, whatever we struggle through, both our life and our death are meant to glorify Him.

There is no “why” we are created this way. It is simply how this dimension is designed. We will never be able to go beyond the limits God has placed on this dimension.

Jesus never married. To Him, His disciples, His community, and His followers were His family. He served them—with wine, with fish, with love.

Our family life should be the same. We should serve our community, serve our fellow brothers and sisters, serve those who stand by us, and be willing to wash their feet.

Jesus did not have a traditional career, yet He worked as a teacher, served as a healer, and guided others like a counselor.

He showed us that our career should follow the same path. When we work, we should mentor and teach. We should help others stand up, help them see again.

Our professional life is not just about making money—it is about guiding others toward success.

As humans, we are always afraid of death.

Time is a boundary God placed in this dimension. But Jesus already answered this fear: we are here for a purpose that God has given each of us. We are not here randomly, like a tree.

When we complete our purpose, we move on—just as Jesus did when He died at 33 and returned to where He came from.

The fear of death is something within us that challenges us, pushing us into a corner where we question life itself.

On this Easter Sunday, we celebrate life. We celebrate that God gave His Son to teach us how to live.

He lives in us, and we shall have life.

If you are struggling with life, do what Jesus did—go to a quiet place and pray. In time, you will find your answer.

God never forsakes any of His children, if you believe in Him.

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