Why do we call Jesus the “Good Shepherd”? Because when we were lost, Jesus gave up His own live rather than losing even one of us.
Why do we call Jesus the “Good Shepherd”? Because when we were lost, Jesus gave up His own live rather than losing even one of us.
God’s love is all around us. We need only to invite it into our souls.
What if what we really need God to do for us sounds like the exact opposite of what we THINK God should do?
¿Qué pasa si lo que realmente necesitamos que Dios haga por nosotros suena exactamente lo contrario de lo que PENSAMOS que Dios debería hacer?
God asked Abraham to sacrifice his son, Isaac. It was a test … for Abraham to know who God was … a God who would give His own son to save His people! What love!
God didn’t distance Himself from suffering and pain in sending Jesus; rather, He sent part of Himself! That’s how much He loves us!
Another Christmas is gone, but God’s indescribable gift of Christ continues!
Who are we, that our Creator should come into our flesh to be a human being and save us? Who are we, to become His relatives—to be the objects of His love—to be saved by His life and His death and His resurrection?
What child is this that we celebrate? This is Jesus, the One who loves us, who knows us by name, who came into the world to rescue us and make us His own.
With the world crumbling in around us, we must take a moment to stop and remember: God already resolved the world’s problems! He came!