Do you have friends or acquaintances that have been hurt by the Church? Perhaps you’ve been wounded. Healing is possible. Jesus himself experienced religious wounds, so he can make good where damage has been done.

During your life, you will inevitably experience grief and loss. If you’ve wondered if Jesus understands suffering, consider that He experienced the loss of a friend and He defeated death with resurrection life. You are not alone. Jesus is the life giver for all who give themselves to Him.

God so loved the world that He sent His only son to the cross to cover our sins. On Good Friday, we engage in a solemn and somber experience to remember and reflect on this ultimate sacrifice. 

There is evidence that the Good News is real because of the empty tomb, the personal appearances, and the transformed lives. And The Good News changes our history as well our destiny.

The Good News is transformational. Jesus’ love transforms our life purpose, His resurrection changes our destiny, and His mission transforms our identity.

God invites you to know Him and to make Him known. And in knowing Him, there is good news to share. Considering the power of the good news and that Jesus’ primary method of bringing people to Himself is through our relationships, who can you share with today?

Without Jesus, there’s no good news.  No spiritual birth, eternal life, salvation, or transformation. Knowing this good news, consider who you can share it with today.   

Jesus is God’s good news for everyone and anyone. And the good news is a person, it brings liberation, and it leads to a decision. Based on this, who are sharing the good news with?

Our present bodies are wearing down; however, our future bodies will be glorious.  And our future body points to the fullness of our redemption and is meant to spur our present action. As a result, is there a labor God is calling you to?

Each of us will physically suffer in this life, but there’s hope in suffering with Jesus. Have you considered that Jesus understands our bodies because he took on a fragile body himself? So, when you experience physical suffering, you can either run to God or from Him.