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The episode discusses Jesus' denunciation of unrepentant cities and the implications of spiritual access.

Share a comment Some warnings in Scripture feel like a spotlight, not a scolding and Matthew 11 is one of them. We walk through Jesus’ denunciation of cities that watched his miracles up close and still refused to repent, and we sit with the weight of his claim that Tyre, Sidon, and even Sodom will face a lighter judgment than towns that had every advantage and still said no. It raises an uncomfortable question for anyone with spiritual access: what do we do with the light we’ve been given? ...

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