Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own. - Matthew 6:34 - NIV
this verse keeps reminding me since yesterday that God is in control of everything ...why we should worry for tomorrow? when we all know that God is holding our daily life with His two hands. Thank you LORD for reminding me again that I am safe in your hands and nothing can harm me as long as I am with you not even my worries will hinder me from serving you.
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Tell Everyone!
The free gift of God is eternal life through Christ Jesus our Lord (Romans 6:23, NLT).
Dear Friends,
A young woman stood before a judge. She was guilty of breaking the law and the judge had to sentence her. The penalty was so stiff, however, that there was no way she could ever pay it. Sobbing in repentance, the young woman begged for mercy. The judge knew that her cry for forgiveness was sincere, and he knew she could not pay. So in an unprecedented act, he removed his robe, stepped down from the bench, walked up to the bailiff and paid her fine. The judgment against her was fair. She deserved to be punished, but there was one thing different about this case: The judge was also her father. He loved her so much that he paid the fine for her. This tender act of a father for his child illustrates the love and forgiveness shown by God to each of us. As we stand before the great Judge of the Universe, we are all guilty (Romans 3:23). We deserve any punishment that we may get, which is, spiritually, the death sentence (Romans 6:23). By God's own standards, we deserve capital punishment. But this great and righteous Judge is also our heavenly Father, who is rich in mercy. (Ephesians 2:4). So, in effect, the Father's only begotten Son steps up and says, "I will pay their fine for them," offering to take our punishment upon Himself. "For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him will not perish but have eternal life. God did not send his Son into the world to condemn it, but to save it" (John 3:16-17, NLT). This act of love and substitution is the most amazing and wonderful act in all the universe and in all of history. The gift of divine forgiveness and salvation are the greatest gifts in the universe. The "good news" about this grace, or unmerited favor, is the greatest message in the universe. It is a free gift. Even though the wages of sin is death, "the free gift of God is eternal life through Christ Jesus our Lord" (Romans 6:23, NLT). We appropriate this great, free gift when we receive Jesus Christ, the Son of God, as our Savior and Lord. I am burdened by the many who have not yet heard this good news. That is why "everywhere we go, we tell everyone about Christ." (Colossians 1:28, NLT). Yours for helping to fulfill the Great Commission each year until our Lord returns, Bill Bright
Dear Friends,
A young woman stood before a judge. She was guilty of breaking the law and the judge had to sentence her. The penalty was so stiff, however, that there was no way she could ever pay it. Sobbing in repentance, the young woman begged for mercy. The judge knew that her cry for forgiveness was sincere, and he knew she could not pay. So in an unprecedented act, he removed his robe, stepped down from the bench, walked up to the bailiff and paid her fine. The judgment against her was fair. She deserved to be punished, but there was one thing different about this case: The judge was also her father. He loved her so much that he paid the fine for her. This tender act of a father for his child illustrates the love and forgiveness shown by God to each of us. As we stand before the great Judge of the Universe, we are all guilty (Romans 3:23). We deserve any punishment that we may get, which is, spiritually, the death sentence (Romans 6:23). By God's own standards, we deserve capital punishment. But this great and righteous Judge is also our heavenly Father, who is rich in mercy. (Ephesians 2:4). So, in effect, the Father's only begotten Son steps up and says, "I will pay their fine for them," offering to take our punishment upon Himself. "For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him will not perish but have eternal life. God did not send his Son into the world to condemn it, but to save it" (John 3:16-17, NLT). This act of love and substitution is the most amazing and wonderful act in all the universe and in all of history. The gift of divine forgiveness and salvation are the greatest gifts in the universe. The "good news" about this grace, or unmerited favor, is the greatest message in the universe. It is a free gift. Even though the wages of sin is death, "the free gift of God is eternal life through Christ Jesus our Lord" (Romans 6:23, NLT). We appropriate this great, free gift when we receive Jesus Christ, the Son of God, as our Savior and Lord. I am burdened by the many who have not yet heard this good news. That is why "everywhere we go, we tell everyone about Christ." (Colossians 1:28, NLT). Yours for helping to fulfill the Great Commission each year until our Lord returns, Bill Bright
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