Isaiah 6:8 Have you ever thought you washed a window to crystal clear perfection only to find it full of streaks when the rays of the sun shined on it? That’s how it is with us. No matter how hard we try, or how clean we think our lives are, they are nothing more than… Continue reading January 16th – Isaiah 6:8
Tag: The Cross
January 5th – Psalm 31:14-15
Psalm 31:14-15 Sadly, as long as there is sin there will be suffering. And this side of heaven we may not understand the reason behind God letting it in our lives. But like David, we can trust that no matter what we endure, God always has a purpose for our pain. I think of Jesus.… Continue reading January 5th – Psalm 31:14-15
December 7th – John 13:35
John 13:35 As one of His last acts before His sacrifice on the Cross, the Lord performed a task usually reserved for the lowest slaves in the house. He knelt and began to cleanse the feet of the disciples. Such an expression of self sacrifice, Jesus did as an example of humble love. Throughout His… Continue reading December 7th – John 13:35
November 24th – 1 Peter 2:24
1 Peter 2:24 I am thankful Jesus paid the sin debt of every person who has ever lived Knowing full well the agony He would endure, the Lord willingly and lovingly left His glorious place at the Father’s side. All to pay a debt He did not owe, and to give us a gift we… Continue reading November 24th – 1 Peter 2:24
April 26th – Luke 23:32-43
Luke 23: 32-43 Luke tells us as Jesus hung on the Cross, He wasn’t alone. Because two other men, each a criminal, hung on either side of Him. Have you ever wondered why there were three crosses that fateful day and the significance of each? The answer is redemption, repentance, and rejection. The cross which… Continue reading April 26th – Luke 23:32-43
April 21st – John 19:25-27
John 19:25-27 Jesus is in a terrible agony, with a deep concern in his heart. Concern not for Himself, but for His mother Mary and His devoted followers. Because He sees how they’re suffering at the feet of His cross. The Lord wants His loved ones to be cared for as only a family can.… Continue reading April 21st – John 19:25-27
April 15th – Hebrews 12:12
Hebrews 12:2 “I love you.” “How much?” “SO much.” “How much is so?” “Way, Way more than you know.” This comes from a book I used to read to my son entitled, “I Love You So...” by Marianne Richmond. It’s a beautiful story about the unconditional love a parent feels for a child. It perfectly… Continue reading April 15th – Hebrews 12:12
April 14th – 1 Peter 2:24-25
1 Peter 2:24-25 With each strike of the whip, the flesh of Jesus was savagely ripped open. Bruised, bloody, and beaten beyond recognition, the suffering Christ endured was beyond compare. Only to be followed by an agonizing, criminal’s death on the Cross. And Jesus suffered all of this for us. He willingly took our flogging,… Continue reading April 14th – 1 Peter 2:24-25
April 2nd – 1 Peter 1:3
1 Peter 1:3 Did you know Peter is often called the apostle of hope? Even as he watched his beloved Master, Friend, and Teacher, hang upon a Cross, he didn’t despair. Because through the blood of Jesus, Peter knew that now everyone who received Christ as their Savior can experience hope. And not just a… Continue reading April 2nd – 1 Peter 1:3
November 7th – Psalm 118:24
Psalm 118:24 With the dawn of each morning, comes the gift of another day on this earth. Another day to spend with those that we love, and to work for God’s glory. And although we may not know what the day ahead holds, God does. So we can give thanks knowing whether it is one… Continue reading November 7th – Psalm 118:24
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