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We each have transgressed against God, and we each will again. But God continues to seek us out. God has grace where we have fallen. We may not have done enough to love God recently, but we can try again. I have let my mind wander with thoughts that I can never do enough, but what does God ask of us but to show us God’s love? What does God ask of us than to show God that we want to spend time with God, that we want to serve others, and that we want to worship God? It no longer has to be a burden to us. It is joyful. Our minds are so often distracted by human things instead of on divine things. But we can refocus our minds. We can renew our hearts. Jesus asked a rhetorical question in Mark 8:37: “What can they give in return for their life?” The short answer is to live up to our end of the covenant. Spend time with God. Love God. Love others.
By Bryan NiebanckWe each have transgressed against God, and we each will again. But God continues to seek us out. God has grace where we have fallen. We may not have done enough to love God recently, but we can try again. I have let my mind wander with thoughts that I can never do enough, but what does God ask of us but to show us God’s love? What does God ask of us than to show God that we want to spend time with God, that we want to serve others, and that we want to worship God? It no longer has to be a burden to us. It is joyful. Our minds are so often distracted by human things instead of on divine things. But we can refocus our minds. We can renew our hearts. Jesus asked a rhetorical question in Mark 8:37: “What can they give in return for their life?” The short answer is to live up to our end of the covenant. Spend time with God. Love God. Love others.