Love is powerful, because God is powerful. God is able
to love everyone fully. (Ecclesiastes 9:1, 9:6) We cannot in the
human state grasp that because we can only perceive three dimensions.
But because we are God's children He is training us to trust Him that
He is teaching us how to love fully. Because of this God equips us to
make the most of our lives loving everybody.
We as humans are gifted with the fact that we are so short sighted and are seldom not in awe when things happen to us that may be out of the ordinary routine, whether for good or bad. Blind sided though we are we also demonstrate remarkable resiliance. I am part of that resiliance and am here to help, through my writings and through discussions with the reader. So sit back, buckle your seat belts, and enjoy the ride.
Saturday, January 20, 2018
Saturday, January 13, 2018
Who is Jesus? (part 7)
Jesus came to both reveal God's glory and to save us from our
transgressions. Like a life preserver, Jesus allows us not to drown
in a world full of sin. (Ps 39:8) He came to this earth to give us
salvation freely. (John 3:12). He also came as a sacrifice, to be put
to death because of us. (Romans 4:25) Only then could and can we be
saved by His grace. He was sent for us by God (Isaiah 9:6). Our
justification based on our faith in Himand results in His peace.
(Romans 5:1)
Saturday, January 6, 2018
Who is Jesus? (part 6)
And Jesus came to reveal the glory of God, as is recorded in John
1:10-11. Not in splendor or power but in the simplest of lives
because God works not in just the big events, but in the smallest
most overlooked events and facets of life. Jesus took and takes our
infirmities on Himself. (Matthew 8:17) and demonstrates just how much
God loves us. (Deuteronomy 5:24). Even in troubles that discourage us
He is there(Job 4:5), because we call Him Righteous (Jeremiah
23:5-6). Jesus' revelation about Himself as the glory of God came at
a price and a shock to those that follow Him. In John 19:7, and even
as far back as Psalm 22:7, He tells His apostles He must die because
our sins and blasphemies keep us from being able to save ourselves. As Isaiah
53:3 says He was despised of men. And He like Abraham in Genesis
12:17 and like us is afraid to die but unlike Abraham or us He
chooses to seek God first and confess this to Him and be strengthened
by Him. He knows that the affliction that He is going through is
allowed by God (Ruth 1:21) for God's purpose. He also knows what a
blessing that God's purpose is. And He knows the broken-hearted and
what will mend that brokenness. (Psalm 34:18). He promises us His
sacrifice is in exchange for us. (Isaiah 50:6)
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