Every tribe and people are wrapped up in God’s heart. He loves us all. He wants us all.
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All of Moses’ actions and convictions were emboldened by his belief in the coming Redeemer, the promised Messiah.
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Hebrews 11, 12. Part 30. Pandemic. In the good and gracious providence of God, he has allowed a pandemic to sweep the earth. As with all things, he will use this for our good, no matter how grim it looks …
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Because our Savior took on human flesh, he knew we would need encouragement. And so, he provided it by holding up flawed believers as the great cloud of witnesses. If they can be called people of faith, so can we.
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Don’t give up, I say to our brothers and sisters in Christ. Don’t give up on us! Those who are harboring racism can change. Black lives DO matter.
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Let’s write words that will challenge, convict, and uplift our readers to pause, to think, to speak kindly, to love one another, and to do to others as we would like done to us.
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God has a purpose, but it may take years of hard work. And then, if through our own flawed attempts, we don’t succeed, the Lord will triumph. He promises to one day eradicate every form of racism and sickness.
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Are we all about Jesus right now in this pandemic? Are Jesus’ love, his words, his encouragement, his nearness, and the spreading of Jesus’ kindness what we’re all about?
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We were so comfortable in our Christianity, our heads full of doctrine, our theology orthodox, and our actions, we thought, in line with all we knew, taught, and wrote. But then a significant test arrived
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Since God is orchestrating this, will we seize this opportunity for change, for growth, for transformation, and for putting others first?
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