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Nathan walks us through the Golden Rule: “Do to others what you want done to you.” It’s more than a familiar phrase—it’s the law and prophets in action. We’re shown that God’s love fills us first, so we can love others well, but it’s tied to wanting what Jesus wants for us, not our own twisted wishes. We’re faced with a question: Are our hearts shaped by His Word or by the world? It’s a call to live out love consistently, even when it’s tough, trusting God as our source.Then we turn to the Golden Road—the narrow path Jesus describes. Nathan makes it clear: it’s not the wide, easy way most take; it’s hard, and it leads to life. We’re confronted with how our culture loves the simple route, but Jesus warns that only the narrow road brings true life. It’s sobering to realize many miss it, even sincere folks, because it’s about following Him, not just feeling good. We’re urged to see Jesus as Lord, obeying Him fully on this path.This narrow road demands something from us, and Nathan doesn’t hold back. It costs our