Today, we delve into the profound concept of being 'yoked with unbelievers' from 2 Corinthians 6. This isn't about avoiding relationships with non-Christians, but rather about not allowing ourselves to be bound to things that pull us away from Christ. We are reminded that as believers, we are temples of the living God. Our holiness doesn't come from rule-keeping, but from God's presence within us. This challenges us to live authentically as God's dwelling place, carrying His presence wherever we go. The message encourages us to examine our lives and identify any 'yokes' that might be hindering our spiritual growth. It's a call to freedom - not isolation from the world, but liberation to live out God's purpose fully. As we reflect on this, let's consider: How can we better embody God's presence in our daily lives? What 'yokes' might we need to remove to run more freely towards God's calling?