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Jesus died for us - to redeem us from sin and offer us salvation - even though we didn't "deserve" it. The simple fact is, there is nothing we can do to "deserve" or "earn" salvation. That's why God gave us the gift of his only begotten son - a gift that came from his mercy. But during this season of Lent, we need to remember that action FOLLOWS belief. If we start with belief and acknowledge the gift of the Resurrection, then we'll have a strong desire to perform good works. We won't do it grudgingly, out of some sense of guilt or obligation. We'll do good things because we accept the gift of Jesus and helping others is the most natural, loving response to such a gift.
By Brandon JubarJesus died for us - to redeem us from sin and offer us salvation - even though we didn't "deserve" it. The simple fact is, there is nothing we can do to "deserve" or "earn" salvation. That's why God gave us the gift of his only begotten son - a gift that came from his mercy. But during this season of Lent, we need to remember that action FOLLOWS belief. If we start with belief and acknowledge the gift of the Resurrection, then we'll have a strong desire to perform good works. We won't do it grudgingly, out of some sense of guilt or obligation. We'll do good things because we accept the gift of Jesus and helping others is the most natural, loving response to such a gift.