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Day 5: No Seat at the Table

6/27/2025

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"For I tell you, none of those men who were invited shall taste of my dinner." - Luke 14:24

Cowboy Wisdom:
On the trail, when you don't show up for your watch, someone else has to cover for you. Miss too many meals, and the cook stops setting a place for you. Actions have consequences, and excuses don't change that fact.

The master's response was final - those who made excuses lost their chance at the feast. But here's the beautiful part of the story: the invitation didn't die with their rejection. The servant was sent out to invite others - the poor, the crippled, the blind, and the lame. God's grace finds a way.

This parable isn't just about judgment; it's about opportunity. Every excuse we make is a missed opportunity for blessing, growth, and deeper relationship with God. But every excuse we refuse to make is a chance to experience more of His goodness.

The train is still coming down the track. We can ignore it, wait until the last minute, or heed the warning and get off the tracks. Only one choice leads to safety.

Questions for Reflection
  1. What opportunities with God might you have missed because of excuses?
  2. How does knowing that God's invitation extends to everyone give you hope?
  3. If you were to stop making excuses and fully accept God's invitation today, what would that look like practically?

Prayer Focus: 
Lord, I don't want to miss Your feast because of my excuses. Today I choose to accept Your invitation fully, without reservation or delay. Help me to see every call from You as the precious opportunity it is. Thank You for Your patience with me, and for never giving up on me. Amen.

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