Thanks for tuning in to today's Daily Drive with Lake Point Church, a daily dose of God's Word for your morning drive.

When the word, not the world, becomes the majority of your week, your life will start to change.

For that reason, our prayer is that God will speak to you through today's devotional.

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your faith, visit lakepoint.church slash daily drive. In this week's episodes, we will be hearing

from our special guest, Pastor Carlos Arazo. And now let's dive in to today's devotional.

Well, hey guys, welcome to our daily drive. If we have not been, my name is Carlos, and I get to be a part of the pastoral team here at Lake Point.

And we get to hang out this week for a few minutes every day as we dive into the Word of God.

And this week, we are talking about how to live devoted to Jesus in a time full of distractions.

On Monday, we talked about being called to be devoted, not distracted. On Tuesday,

we talked about being devoted, not deformed. On Wednesday, we learned we're called to be

devoted, not discouraged. On Thursday, we discussed how to be devoted, not disconnected. And today,

I'm excited to explore the following biblical truth. Are you ready? You are called

to be devoted, not drained. Let me start by sharing this. When I first got my driver's license

here in the U.S., I remember taking the test, learning all about the signs on the road and all the

things you need to do to get a license.

Now, one day I was driving and I approached the red light, but I was planning to turn right on red.

However, what I did is as I approached the red light is slow down, made sure there was no

incoming traffic coming from the left lane and very slowly made my way

and turn right on red. Now, at the time, I was aware that unless there's a sign that says otherwise,

it is legal to turn right on red. However, what I did not know at the time is that if there is a red

light and you want to turn on red,

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