I love the lyrical language of the King James version, but I also like The Message’s translation: “When I told my story, you responded; train me well in your deep wisdom.” Each of us, regardless of social status, economic status, race, age, or any other qualifier, has a life story that will end in eternal separation from God the Father if we refuses to acknowledge the Son. Scripture is clear—again using MSG: Jesus said, “I am the Road, also the Truth, also the Life. No one gets to the Father apart from me. (John 14:6)” We each must acknowledge that our story is riddled with sin and also accept the only means of salvation—Jesus Christ. This is the truth, directly from His Word. When we believe it, when we receive, the end of our story becomes a “happily-forever-after.”
You May Also Like
Our greatest treasure
When was the last time you truly rejoiced over God’s promise to send Jesus into this world as the sacrificial lamb who paid your sin debt? Has anyone, ever, no matter how wonderful or sincere the action, done more for you than Jesus? He deserves our praise. And you know…
Hymn day: “Standing on the Promises of Christ My King”
HYMN DAY! “Standing on the Promises of Christ My King” by Russell Kelso Carter is one of those songs you can’t sing sitting down. So stand up! Sing it! Believe it! His promises are true and apply to YOU. 1 Standing on the promises of Christ, my King, Through eternal…
Choosing eternity
We have a choice: confess our sins, repent, and ask Jesus to save us; or don’t. Every sinner who turns to Him in true repentance will receive grace, based on God’s unending compassion. God is compassionate, and God is also just. The popular belief that God won’t send anyone to…

