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When Jesus suffered and died on the cross, he was taking the sting of your sins into his own body.
Look up and live. That was a safety initiative when I was in high school in Australia. It's also the instructions God gave to the Israelites in the Old Testament. And it's what God says to us even today.
God feels furthest away when we're in the middle of a temptation. Yet, we're not alone. Jesus has faced similar temptations and when he answered them, he did it for you.
God allows hardships into our lives to refine us. Yet even in these trials he is by our side, giving us strength and working everything for our benefit.
I'm going to offer a suggestion of something totally wild and crazy to do for St. Patrick's Day.
Who is your role model?
Have you ever wished God would speak to you? Tell you which decision to make? God doesn't speak to us audibly, but he does speak to us through the Bible.
What would it take for you to be truly happy?
Have you given up something for Lent? Pastor John Petersen suggests that perhaps you should give up Guilt for Lent. Put your guilt on Jesus, he has taken your sins to the cross in your place.
The passages that I personally find most comforting in the Bible are passages that make me look weak and small and that make God look great and powerful.
God's heart doesn't change. He wants you to be his child. He wants you to have faith in him. And he wants to see you in heaven someday.
We're like little birds sometimes inconsequential to others, but very very precious to God.
