Sunday, February 28, 2016

Section 2

It's amazing to me that God calls us saints. I mean, we are sinners, completely 100% sinful. We have accomplished so many evil acts in our lives, it's a wonder God hasn't struck us dead. Or is it? God is calling us saints because even though we are sinners, God still loves us. Think about someone you love. Even if they mess up, or they don't act like they are supposed to, you still love them. Right? Because love is unconditional. If you truly love that person, you will love them no matter what happens in between the two of you. It is the same way with God, he loved us so much that he sent his son to die for us. Now, I believe that is the most loving you can get to anything. Dying, or sending someone you love to die for some one you don't know or especially someone you know that doesn't love you in return. Now, because God loves us so much, he calls us a saint if we recognize him and his love for us. And the thing is, this whole handing out sainthood is not just picking out select people, God is searching and hunting for people who will take him as their Savior and then, when they do that, he gives them sainthood.

Sunday, February 21, 2016

Pt 1

first off, it's completely amazing that God made us so complex. But in that, he also made us simple. We have simple traits like hair and eye color that make us visually unique, but we also have inside things that make us even more different and complex than anything imaginable. I mean, think of the most complex thing ever invented, what is it? Is it your phone, your car, or maybe your house? These things, were all invented by man, which means, man is even more complex than those things. But, I think I'm kinda getting off track.... So to get back on track, we discover our real personal identity in Christ. Not the outward stuff, but the inward stuff. Kinda like talents and gifts that God has given each one of us to use. With these gifts, it is this way that we can find out our real destiny. One that has been preset and destined by God himself. Even from the beginning of creation.