You see, God doesn’t want anyone to perish.  He calls everyone to repent of their sins, turn from their wicked ways and follow Jesus. God will not force anyone to pursue Jesus.

I have seen sacrificial love in earthly fathers; but, even at their best, their love doesn’t compare with the love of our Heavenly Father. God loves us unconditionally. 

The other day we received a text message with a video of the three-year-old saying The Lord’s Prayer.  With his hands folded, enunciating and carefully praying every word, he didn’t miss one!

As of late, I have been convicted and find myself guilty of being preoccupied with all of the things that I think have to be done.  And in my busyness, I have missed opportunities to seize the moment of being present

We must remember that serving in church or in our communities, doing good deeds, and giving of our money, time and talents will not get us to heaven. 

One morning, I found myself listening to one particular song on repeat that simply said, “Say the name of Jesus…”

You can’t fake genuine love.  Sooner or later, the real fruit of the heart is going to be exposed.  We have all been on the receiving end or we have all seen someone who talked the talk of love but didn’t walk the walk. 

You see, Covid hit our home.  My husband and I both tested positive.  If you haven’t experienced “the Rona” personally, it is no joke.  The symptoms that go along with this virus hit the body like a Mack truck. 

Our family was getting together and my son’s family had just gotten to our house.  As our grandsons were coming inside, our next to youngest grandson came running in shouting, “Hey everybody, I’m here!”  He wanted to make sure that everyone knew he had arrived!

Since the very beginning, God knew that we were in need of a Savior.  God knew that there was no way we could be holy, righteous, and reconciled to God within our own power.