Great is thy faithfulness, great is Thy Faithfulness, morning by morning new mercies I see. All that I need that hand has provided great is Thy Faithfulness Lord unto Thee.

Precious Father, all that I will ever need your hands has provided long before the needs arise. Thank You Father. Thank You for the gift of salvation, You love us so much that You gave Him for us. O Father, You are wonderful indeed!

Beloved, God sent His Son to die that you will not only live a blessed life here on earth but you also live abundant life hereafter.

What a great love this is, that He spared not Son but give it up for you, who among us can do the same? His love indeed passeth all understanding.

Come along as we see this beauty that can only be found Jesus:

He did not even spare His own Son, but offered Him up for us all; how will He not also with Him grant us everything?—Romans 8:32

If you ever feel that you are so insignificant that God does not care about you or that He does not want to listen to your prayers, you will be encouraged by Romans 8:32. There, you are assured that your heavenly Father loves you unconditionally. There was nothing so precious to Him that He would not give it up in order to provide for your salvation. When the Father gave His precious Son to save you, He proved once for all that His love is boundless.

The apostle Paul concluded that if God would not spare His own Son in order to provide for our salvation, how would He not willingly give anything else at His disposal in order to care for us? He sacrificed so much to give us eternal life that we can rest secure in the knowledge that He also wants to give us abundant life (John 10:10).

In light of what God did for us at the cross, should we not approach the throne of grace with confidence? God’s response to our prayers is not based upon our worthiness but upon His love and grace. Our confidence in prayer comes not from who we are but from who He is. Nothing we could ask of Him could ever compare with the price He paid for us at the cross.

How wonderful to know that God loves us so much! We can live with confidence and anticipation knowing that almighty God is willing not only to give us eternal life, but also to help us experience it fully!

The immutable God kept His Word, Christ is risen according prophesy given even before He was born.  Beloved, what is that promise that You are so afraid that may not come to pass. Indeed His love passeth all understanding. Let’s read on:

“The love of Christ which passeth knowledge.” Ephesians 3:19

The love of Christ in its sweetness, its fulness, its greatness, its faithfulness, passeth all human comprehension. Where shall language be found which shall describe His matchless, His unparalleled love towards the children of men? It is so vast and boundless that, as the swallow but skimmeth the water, and diveth not into its depths, so all descriptive words but touch the surface, while depths immeasurable lie beneath. Well might the poet say,

“O love, thou fathomless abyss!”

for this love of Christ is indeed measureless and fathomless; none can attain unto it. Before we can have any right idea of the love of Jesus, we must understand His previous glory in its height of majesty, and His incarnation upon the earth in all its depths of shame. But who can tell us the majesty of Christ? When He was enthroned in the highest heavens

He was very God of very God; by Him were the heavens made, and all the hosts thereof. His own almighty arm upheld the spheres; the praises of cherubim and seraphim perpetually surrounded Him; the full chorus of the hallelujahs of the universe unceasingly flowed to the foot of his throne: He reigned supreme above all His creatures, God over all, blessed for ever. Who can tell His height of glory then? And who, on the other hand, can tell how low He descended?

To be a man was something, to be a man of sorrows was far more; to bleed, and die, and suffer, these were much for Him who was the Son of God; but to suffer such unparalleled agony—to endure a death of shame and desertion by His Father, this is a depth of condescending love which the most inspired mind must utterly fail to fathom.

Herein is love! and truly it is love that “passeth knowledge.” O let this love fill our hearts with adoring gratitude, and lead us to practical manifestations of its power.

Are you ready to share in this love that was demonstrated so many centuries ago? It is fresh as ever before and the Holy Spirit is willing to share it in your soul right away as you read through.

Beloveth, do not take this month for granted. Let this love that is found in Christ be found in also in Jesus Name. Begin to dominate your world with the love of God. Praise God.

Remain blessed in the Lord.

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