Apart from Him we can do nothing
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Jesus says one day we will dwell with Him “in my Father’s house”. This represents a wonderful two-fold promise worth celebrating.
Jesus spoke a mystery to Nicodemus: “you must be born again”. To be born again is the life-changing work of the Holy Spirit.
God’s grace is sufficient in and of itself to save us from wrath. It also illustrates the balance between God’s justice and His mercy.
We can grow in our understanding the New Covenant in Christ by seeing its parallels in the Abramic Covenant.
If you ever need any confirmation that God gives second chances, remember how Jesus foretells the restoration of Peter.
We can see that God loved us first by creating, preserving, and sacrificing Himself for us. How shall we respond?
When Jesus gives us the meaning of the new wine, He is telling us a New Covenant has arrived, calling for a new approach.
The Invitation of Christ is open to anyone who will accept it. Jesus sincerely wants you to say yes, but it is up to you.
Does God want to change who you are? It is true He wants to transform you, but God will not erase you in the process.
Christians hope in the promise of salvation. But is making a one-time decision for Christ all that is necessary to attain salvation?
Just like Israel in the Old Covenant, Christians are set apart by God in the New Covenant. God has prepared us to represent His love to the world.
God provides for His followers in many amazing ways. God makes us a down payment on eternity through His enablement and the gift of the Holy Spirit.
Was Christ’s death on the cross necessary? The answer is an emphatic yes. Only by Christ’s death on the cross can our sins be forgiven.
Unless otherwise indicated, all Scripture quotations are taken from the Holy Bible, New Living Translation, copyright © 1996, 2004, 2015 by Tyndale House Foundation. Used by permission of Tyndale House Publishers, Carol Stream, Illinois 60188. All rights reserved.
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