We have a loving heavenly Father who didn’t think twice about sacrificing His only son so that you and I could be saved.
We have a loving heavenly Father who didn’t think twice about sacrificing His only son so that you and I could be saved.
Jesus knew time was short. His urgent message? Love one another. It’s hard—but He gives us His Spirit to live that love through us.
If you think the early church was perfect, read the next chapter! But they figured out their differences and started over. Shouldn’t we do the same?
Even from the cross, Jesus made sure His people had each other. In Him, we gain life, hope, and a family of love to walk with us.
On the eve of His death, Jesus gave us Himself—in broken bread and poured-out wine, a promise of His love, presence, and strength forever.
Just hours before Jesus is to be arrested, just hours before His crucifixion…And what does He do? He tells us to … love one another! Maybe we should pay attention…
Jesus’ look at Peter was grief, love, and mercy. He sees our weakness, yet still loves us. When we fall, His grace is there.
Jesus warned even His enemies, showing love to the lost. Some later believed. We too were once lost — saved by His grace. (Acts 6:7)
Jesus’ last earthly healing was for His enemy, Malchus—done out of love. Even in arrest, He showed mercy to those He came to save. ❤️ #Grace
Love. Humble love. There is no better, and this is the way God teaches us to love!