The third part of our series, "Not Hyperbole" addresses the profound connotations between "nothing" and "everything," highlighting how these concepts represent extremes of emptiness and fullness. The focus is on how Jesus is present in the midst of both. "Nothing" often signifies lack, emptiness, or the absence of meaning or purpose, while "everything" can represent total fulfillment, completeness, and abundance. We explore how, in our spiritual and daily lives, we might experience moments that feel like "nothing"—when we feel lost, unworthy, or without purpose—and other times that feel like "everything," when we are filled with joy, love, and contentment. Jesus is with us in both extremes. Whether we feel like we have nothing or everything, Jesus stands as the constant source of peace, strength, and purpose, bridging the gap between these polar experiences. His presence brings completeness to "nothing" and gives true meaning to "everything."