“My yoke is easy and my burden is light.” — Jesus, Matthew 11:30 · “They tie up heavy, cumbersome loads and put them on other people’s shoulders.” — Jesus, Matthew 23:4

Whose Yoke?

You were bought with a price. Do not become slaves of men.

Requests will arrive on scrolls from the people in your life: a parent, a pastor, a boss, a friend, a leader. Some are God’s yoke: it fits, it’s light, it looks like love. Some are man’s burden dressed in church words: guilt, secrecy, “if you really loved God.” Hold each one up to the Light, and the manipulation glows red. Then choose how a free servant of Christ responds. Warning: you lose for refusing everything just as fast as for accepting everything. Jesus washed feet. He also walked away from crowds.

How it works: 9 scrolls and 2 rest stops. Your Cup (Psalm 23:5) drains every time you pour out and refills when you rest. Let it run dry and your judgment fogs: you literally can’t read the next scroll clearly until you breathe. Every scroll ends with the verse that settles it and a Mind Scroll on the psychology of people-pleasing, guilt, and healthy limits.