Today’s
scripture: Ephesians 4:4-6
We live in one of the most “spiritual” times in history. Throughout the world, studies and statistics show that people consider themselves spiritual and people of faith.
But what does this really mean?
For many, it merely means that they admit to a higher power or a spiritual force beyond themselves—or sometimes within themselves.
People are seeking something, and the thing is, that Something is really easy to find. The Bible tells us that Jesus is the “Way, the Truth, and the Life.”
Some would say that this is narrow-minded thinking, and in many ways, it is. But truth is truth.
I find great hope in knowing that we can know, with confidence, that we serve one Lord, that He is above all. And when I remember that He loves me so much that He gave His very life for me, I have even greater hope.
We are children of the one and only God. He is the God and Father of all.
Do you believe in the one God and Father of all? Have you found hope in Him? Thank Him now.
We live in one of the most “spiritual” times in history. Throughout the world, studies and statistics show that people consider themselves spiritual and people of faith.
But what does this really mean?
For many, it merely means that they admit to a higher power or a spiritual force beyond themselves—or sometimes within themselves.
People are seeking something, and the thing is, that Something is really easy to find. The Bible tells us that Jesus is the “Way, the Truth, and the Life.”
Some would say that this is narrow-minded thinking, and in many ways, it is. But truth is truth.
I find great hope in knowing that we can know, with confidence, that we serve one Lord, that He is above all. And when I remember that He loves me so much that He gave His very life for me, I have even greater hope.
We are children of the one and only God. He is the God and Father of all.
Do you believe in the one God and Father of all? Have you found hope in Him? Thank Him now.
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