The question for today is from John 6:68.
“Lord, to whom shall we go?”
The crowd had thinned. Jesus had fed their bodies, then fed their souls, and when the message got hard to swallow, many simply left. The bread was welcome. The truth, not so much. As the crowds were leaving, Jesus turned to His disciples and asked a question: “Will you also go away?”
Peter answered, not with a sermon, but with a simple question: “Lord, where else would we go?” He didn’t pretend to understand everything. He didn’t claim to be fearless. But he knew this—no one else held life in their words like Jesus did.
That’s what faith often looks like. Not certainty in every step, but trust in the One we’re walking with. When the road feels long and confusing—when friends drift and doubts come knocking—Jesus doesn’t leave. He stays.
Peter chose to stay too. That’s our choice today. Stay. Not because you understand it all. Stay because you know Who holds it all.
Jesus said, “I am with you always” (Matthew 28). He still is.
I’m Lonnie Davis, and these are thoughts worth thinking.