The law was necessary. It provided a moral compass, so to speak. How else would people know they needed saving from themselves? But the law fell short in providing people with assurance. Assurance came when God sent Jesus. Jesus’s death on the cross paved the way to full assurance of righteousness. Sins were washed away by His blood. Those who turned to Jesus with sincere faith and a commitment to follow Him were given the promise of eternal life. From darkness to light; from death to life! Not because we adhered to a list of laws but because we believed in the risen Lamb. Grace, God’s grace, so much greater than all my sins. Thank You, Lord!
You May Also Like
Finding our meaning
When I was a girl, I liked to read at night. And I liked to snack while I was reading. I developed the habit of tossing the “leftovers” of my snack behind my headboard when I was done. When we prepared to move to another house, my bed was taken…
A life of joy and purpose
In Ecclesiastes, we travel along with Solomon’s journey to satisfaction and purpose. As we’ve established, he tried it all! And he found that even the best this world has to offer was futile. He came to a conclusion: possess a reverential awe for the Maker of humanity and do what…
Hymn day: “Living for Jesus”
HYMN DAY! “Living for Jesus” by Thomas Obadiah Chisholm (that name would make a great story hero, don’t you think?) makes a beautiful prayer of commitment. 1 Living for Jesus a life that is true, Striving to please Him in all that I do; Yielding allegiance, glad-hearted and free, This…

