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In the eyes of the world, the end to our story - the greatest story ever told - just might seem too good to be true.
"Before the throne of God above I have a strong and perfect plea The Great High Priest whose name is Love Who ever lives and pleads for me." Soak that in. Jesus is always interceding on our behalf. Because of His strong and perfect plea and His atoning sacrifice for our sins, the Father in heaven looks at us and says, "Because of what my Son has done for you, you are free to go, and I give you all the things in heaven."
When death tries to swallow the Author of Life, death can't contain it... doesn't understand that darkness cannot stand in the face of the Bringer of Light.
It was a clear and majestic declaration, yet no words were spoken. And now we say, "Rejoice, our King is here."
Most of us won't be giving our lives for Jesus Christ in an epic, "going out in a blaze of glory" sort of way. We will lose our lives for Jesus in all the little things that seem like nothing, but really are everything.
Caearea Philippi was not a friendly place in the minds of the Jewish people. In fact, it was the "Sin City" of the ancient world, yet Jesus took His disciples there. Did even those 12 men, loyal followers of Jesus, need to decide once and for all to what and to whom they were giving their lives?
Finding a home full of brothers and sisters, mothers and fathers. My name is_______", they say. "And if you ever need_______". We cannot be the family of God without other people. Fill in the blanks.
It isn't a myth or cleverly told story. It is a first-hand, personal and life-changing encounter that ignited the hearts of people to follow Jesus.
Are you an evangelist in your own church? Are you sold out for God's Word or do you just tip-toe through its pages? Do you dive in for the feast of a lifetime or do you just nibble around the edges and leave hungry?
He redeems. He provides and He protects so that we can live in community with one another practicing love, faithfulness, generosity, justice and mercy.
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