Are You Still Without Understanding? with Sonja Knutson
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Ever catch yourself following the rules but missing the point? We open with small-town warmth and head straight into the heat of Matthew 15, where Jesus confronts the Pharisees’ obsession with handwashing and exposes a deeper problem: the heart that hides behind holy habits. From the Corban loophole to Isaiah’s warning about lip-deep worship, we trace how tradition can eclipse truth and why Jesus’ question—“Are you still without understanding?”—lands closer to home than we expect.
Together we unpack what truly defiles a person, how the “blind leading the blind” still plays out online and in our circles, and why clarity begins with listening. Not passive hearing, but an active posture that lets Scripture interpret us, invites the Spirit’s correction, and moves us to love people in practical ways. We share candid stories about common misunderstandings, then translate them into a spiritual lens: how easy it is to misread God when we’re defending our image or our camp. The better way is simple and demanding—listen and understand.
We get practical without getting shallow. Read the Bible across translations to shake loose stale assumptions. Commit to a real community that wrestles with the text and guards against performative faith. Pray in a way that makes space for God to speak. And pay attention to needs the way Jesus did: feed, heal, comfort, and serve. If your heart feels hardened, your words feel sharp, or your habits feel stronger than your hope, there’s a path back. Let Jesus reorder what you value, release the mask, and lead you out of blindness into honest, humble obedience.
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