So abandoning words, I invite you to camp out with me here, at the foot of the Cross. Let's sit together in silence. Or kneel. Or fall prostrate. Contemplate Christ's sacrifice with me. Pray. Weep. Rejoice. Do you feel it? Do you feel His indescribable love?
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"But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us" (Romans 5:8, NIV).
Beautiful reminder, Diana, thank you. May I never forget what my salvation cost. One of my favorite verses starts with, "In view of God's mercy ..." (Romans 12:1) I pray God will help me to live my life and view my world through that powerful phrase.
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I hope your Resurrection Sunday was filled with joy, Jennifer. I cannot wrap my head around God's love, mercy, and grace, but your prayer is a fantastic place to begin trying. Matthew 7:7-8 assures us God will offer that help! Blessings to you, my friend!
DeleteI left a comment this morning but it seems not to have been published:( Maybe I will retype it later when I have more time. I did have a wonderfully blessed Easter Sunday...
ReplyDeleteMargie, I'm so sorry, but I have no idea what happened to your message! I suppose it's floating around out there in cyberspace, but I am thrilled to hear your Easter was wonderfully blessed. I pray those blessings continue for you. Thanks so much for joining me at the foot of the Cross!
DeleteSo beautiful ,Diana. You are right,words can not possibly describe the depth of God's love for us or the power of His presence in our lives. All we need do is "Be Still and Know I am Lord"Psalm 46:10 Thank you for this meaningful and much-needed reminder.
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Thank YOU, Kathy, for reminding us of Psalm 46:10. I need to visit that scripture daily, hourly, minute-by-minute. No matter how much distance separates Christian friends, isn't it awesome that we can always join together at the foot of the Cross? Blessings to you, too!
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