Amán lo tenía todo, pero una ofensa le robó el gozo. Al igual que él, a menudo olvidamos las bendiciones de Dios al centrarnos en lo negativo. Cambiemos nuestra mirada.
Amán lo tenía todo, pero una ofensa le robó el gozo. Al igual que él, a menudo olvidamos las bendiciones de Dios al centrarnos en lo negativo. Cambiemos nuestra mirada.
Through Jesus’ death and resurrection, we have been set free from the burden of trying to earn God’s favor. Now we belong to Christ and serve Him through love, not obligation.
Redemption always comes at a cost. Boaz points us to Jesus, whose love willingly paid the price to redeem us.
When your sins make you wonder whether God could still love you, remember this: Christ chose you, died for you, and made you His own while you were still a sinner.
God’s discipline may be painful, but His purpose is always restoration. No matter how many times we fall, Jesus continues to call us back, forgive us, and bring us home.
You are not an accident or an afterthought. Before the world knew your name, the Father gave you to Jesus—and He treasures you still.
True comfort isn’t distant—it draws near. A kind word and a caring presence can remind someone they are seen, valued, and not alone.
Dios es justo. Cumple su palabra. Pero también es misericordioso. Pregúntale a Moisés…
God is just. He keeps His word. But He is also merciful. Just ask Moses…
Good Friday tells the story of how the Creator of everything—the God who cannot die—laid down His life on purpose. We broke our world and ourselves, but Jesus died on the cross to put us back together. He didn’t die because He was defeated; He died because He loved us and wanted to bring us home to His family forever.