We know that God loves us. In these pre-Easter days we have vivid reminder of that love. We will be reminded of Christ’s death on the cross. We see pictures of the crucifixion, and we will be singing songs about the cross. How should all this affect us? Our verse today suggests to us that when we think of Jesus dying on the cross, suffering as He did, we should think of it as a demonstration of God’s great love for us. When we visualize the sufferings He endured, let’s think of how great God’s love is. Then worship Him and thank Him.
Thursday, March 17, 2016
March 17
“But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” Romans 5:8 (NIV)
We know that God loves us. In these pre-Easter days we have vivid reminder of that love. We will be reminded of Christ’s death on the cross. We see pictures of the crucifixion, and we will be singing songs about the cross. How should all this affect us? Our verse today suggests to us that when we think of Jesus dying on the cross, suffering as He did, we should think of it as a demonstration of God’s great love for us. When we visualize the sufferings He endured, let’s think of how great God’s love is. Then worship Him and thank Him.
We know that God loves us. In these pre-Easter days we have vivid reminder of that love. We will be reminded of Christ’s death on the cross. We see pictures of the crucifixion, and we will be singing songs about the cross. How should all this affect us? Our verse today suggests to us that when we think of Jesus dying on the cross, suffering as He did, we should think of it as a demonstration of God’s great love for us. When we visualize the sufferings He endured, let’s think of how great God’s love is. Then worship Him and thank Him.
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