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Sermon: “Let God Ease the Squeeze in Your Life.”Scripture: Matthew

“Let God Ease the Squeeze” flows straight from Jesus’ gracious invitation in Matthew 11:28–30: “Come to Me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” This sermon begins by naming the squeeze we all feel—the pressure of expectations, the weight of responsibilities, and the quiet burdens we carry alone. Jesus does not minimize the load; He acknowledges it. Yet He offers something radically different from the world’s solutions. He invites us not to try harder, but to come closer. Rest, in this passage, is not escape—it is relationship. When we come to Christ honestly and humbly, we discover that God meets us right in the middle of our strain. Jesus goes on to say, “Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me.” A yoke implies work, but also partnership. The sermon reminds us that the squeeze intensifies when we try to carry life by ourselves or when we yoke up with fear, pride, or unrealistic standards. Christ’s yoke is different because He bears the heavier end. To learn from Him is to adopt His posture—meek, gentle, and trusting in the Father. As we align our pace with His, the pressure that once crushed us begins to loosen. God eases the squeeze not by removing all demands, but by reshaping how we carry them. Finally, Jesus promises, “My yoke is easy and My burden is light.” This is the heart of the message: surrender leads to freedom. The sermon calls listeners to release what was never theirs to carry—guilt, control, and the need to prove themselves. When we place our burdens in God’s hands, we experience rest for our souls, not just relief for a moment. Letting God ease the squeeze is a daily choice to trust His strength over our own, believing that the One who calls us is gentle enough to carry us through.