Tag: Grace
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Jesus: The Honorable Life-Giving Judge
In John 5:21-23, Jesus explains His unity with the Father, stating His ability to give life and administer judgment. This passage emphasizes Jesus’ deity and role as the righteous Judge. It challenges us to honor and worship Him as we do the Father and prompts self-reflection on our acceptance of His salvation and understanding of…
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Who Am I?
This poem expresses wonder and gratitude for the divine love and attention of Jesus, despite the speaker’s insignificance in the vast universe. It acknowledges the all-encompassing power and presence of God, emphasizing the personal connection and redemptive love experienced by those who know Him by faith in Jesus Christ. The poem reflects on divine intervention,…
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Jesus Tels a Man To Stop Sinning
This passage from John 5:10-14 recounts the healing of a disabled man by Jesus on the Sabbath, sparking controversy with Jewish leaders. It highlights the legalistic attitudes of the leaders and Jesus’ admonition for the man to sin no more. The story calls for reflection on the intertwining of love, obedience, sin, and the grace…
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The Coming One
The Coming One is Jesus, who offers free mercy to save lost souls. He died for our sins, rose, and ascended to heaven, but will return one day. By trusting in Him, we receive salvation and citizenship in His eternal kingdom. Jesus’ return is imminent, and we must repent and trust in Him to escape…
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A Desperate Widow and Her Determined Friend
The passage in Ruth 1:14-18 depicts an emotional parting between Naomi and her daughters-in-law, Ruth and Orpah. While Orpah chooses to return to her people and their gods, Ruth pledges unwavering loyalty to Naomi and her God. This narrative presents a poignant example of sacrificial love and commitment. It also invites reflection on the implications…
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A Distressed Father Seeks Jesus
In John 4:46b-48, a government official from Capernaum seeks Jesus’ help for his dying son. Jesus challenges the man’s belief based on miracles. This passage highlights people seeking Jesus for their needs, irrespective of social status. It emphasizes the need to love and trust Jesus for who He is, not just for His gifts.
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Jesus Is The Savior Of The World
A study of John 4:39–42 “Many Samaritans from that town believed in him because of the woman’s testimony, “He told me all that I ever did.” So when the Samaritans came to him, they asked him to stay with them, and he stayed there two days. And many more believed because of his word. They…
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My Food Is Doing God’s Will
In this passage, Jesus tells his disciples that his true sustenance comes from doing the will of God and accomplishing His work, surpassing the importance of physical nourishment. This challenges us to prioritize spiritual needs over physical desires, finding satisfaction in serving God and extending love and care to others.
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I Will Proclaim
In the face of suffering and pain, the darkness cannot overshadow the triumphs of Yahweh in Christ. By taking on mortal life and enduring crucifixion, Jesus conquered death and offers eternal grace to those who trust in Him. This message of redemption and mercy must be shared by all who seek refuge in His love…
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“Where Do You Get That Living Water?”
John 4:10–15 depicts Jesus offering “living water” to a Samaritan woman. This metaphorical water represents spiritual satisfaction and eternal life. Jesus gently draws her into conversation, highlighting the need for divine fulfillment. The passage underscores the importance of gracious, respectful conversations in sharing the gospel. Ultimately, it emphasizes the necessity of spiritual nourishment and the…
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