Are You Being Drawn?
Sometimes we come across something that feels both familiar and unsettling at the same time. A truth we didn’t expect. A clarity we didn’t ask for. A stirring we can’t quite explain.
If that’s happening to you as you read these words—as you consider the words of Jesus—it may not be an accident. It may be the beginning of something sacred.
Jesus Said It Begins With the Father
“No one can come to me unless the Father who sent me draws him, and I will raise him up in the last day.”
— John 6:44
We don’t come to Jesus by clever reasoning or religious effort. We come because the Father draws us. That drawing isn’t always loud. It’s often gentle—like a tug in the soul, a persistent sense that there’s more to discover, more to trust, more to follow.
It Might Feel Like Clarity
You may be seeing Jesus’ words with fresh eyes—realizing how clear and powerful they are. Maybe for the first time, they make sense in a way they never have before. That clarity is not the result of intellect—it’s a gift.
“Flesh and blood has not revealed this to you, but my Father who is in heaven.”
— Matthew 16:17
Revelation isn’t earned. It’s received. If your heart is awakening to who Jesus really is and what He really said, the Father may be showing you something sacred.
It Might Feel Like Discomfort
Being drawn doesn’t always feel peaceful. It might start with a sense that something’s wrong—something’s missing. You may feel the weight of years of religious noise or doctrinal confusion. That discomfort can be a mercy. It clears the ground for something better to be built.
Don’t run from it. Don’t rush to fix it. Sit with it. And listen for His voice.
So What Do You Do?
You don’t have to make a public statement. You don’t need to join anything. You don’t need to explain yourself to anyone.
You simply start listening to Jesus. Read His words. Sit with them. Let them shape you. And follow them.
The path of salvation is not hidden. He laid it out plainly for anyone willing to hear and obey. If the Father is drawing you… **follow.**