Free Bible Word Search – Matthew 19:16-30 Letting Go to Follow Jesus — Treasure in Heaven (Downloadable jpg)

Today, we’re diving into Matthew 19:16–30, where a rich young man asks Jesus one of the most important questions of all time: “What must I do to get eternal life?” His conversation with Jesus reveals something deeper than a checklist of good deeds—it uncovers where our true treasure lies and what it means to truly follow Christ.

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Why This Word Search Matters

Matthew 19:16-30 invites us to examine our hearts and ask what we’re really clinging to. The rich young man had obeyed the commandments, but when Jesus asked him to surrender his wealth for the sake of others and follow Him, the cost felt too high. It’s a powerful moment that shows how easy it is to be attached to earthly things, even when we desire eternal life. Jesus reminds us that salvation isn’t something we earn—it’s only possible through God. And for those who are willing to let go of everything for His sake, He promises a reward far greater than anything we could lose. This is a call to radical trust, generosity, and wholehearted discipleship.

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