But as believers, we have God’s unconditional love selflessly given to us by the blood of Jesus… The blood that makes even the foulest clean, the blood that makes us white as snow.
#Shameless plug movie#
Maybe you’re thinking “romantic movie love”. What is clear is that today is about love. But why are Valentine’s Day’s colors red, blue, pink, etc.? I don’t think there’s a clear-cut answer. People even customize their own ending to that rhyme. “We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure.” – Hebrews 6:19 That could mean more Quiet Time during the week, keeping a steady Bible reading plan, attending an early morning prayer gathering, or maybe something else that the Lord is tugging you toward! But may next year be filled with much hope in Him as you continue to grow in the Word and seek Him more! So with 2019 just around the corner, our hope & prayer for you is that you will be anchored in Christ. We won’t drift away or be shaken because like an anchor, what Jesus has done for us through His death & resurrection is the steadiness and security we desperately need! Without Him, we’re relying on our own strength and surely we’ll fail… Why wouldn’t we trust in the One who keeps us grounded in His never-ending love and consistently provides for us? You see, we have an assurance in our anchor, Jesus Christ. And those who believe in Him will not be disturbed. Jesus is our solid rock & firm foundation! In a construction sense, Isaiah 28:16 says that Jesus is a tested stone, or a cornerstone for the foundation, firmly placed. Hebrews 2 challenges us to keep our hope in Christ and not on any other future hope. Isn’t it always so easy to thank God and trust in Him when everything’s going your way? But when things start getting a little shaky, who do we hold onto? When our path starts to waver, who do we lean on? Our hope is anchored in Him, especially when we’re faced with uncertainty or when oceans roar!Ī lot can happen in a year and I’m sure we all had our fair share of ups & downs in 2018. Another year has come and gone… Recently coming back from a retreat with a theme of “Anchored”, we remember that Jesus is our anchor in the storm.
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