Society today likes to think of spectrums. Well, if there’s a spectrum of forgiveness, then the highest form is surely recognising, as Jesus did on the Cross, that others err out of ignorance and that we should therefore respond with compassion, because forgiving with empathy is undoubtedly the purest and most profound form of forgiveness.
Scripture powerfully illustrates that obedience to the Lord unlocks countless blessings and positive outcomes, as seen in various Bible verses:
…when I was alone, I often found myself reverting to the simple, heartfelt plea, “Lord, You alone know my heart, please help me!”
Wow… So, Jesus too had to ‘learn’ to obey!!!
…I must first address the core issue that continually draws us away from a loving relationship with GOD and confines us to mere religious duty.
Let’s read a few of your testimonies before we move on to the next commandment…
Like all of Jesus’ teachings on behavioural change, the waters of baptism reach both the shallow shores of the heart as well as the profound depths of the spirit.
Like all of Jesus’ teachings on behavioural change, the waters of baptism reach both the shallow shores of the heart as well as the profound depths of the spirit. Here we visit a few more:
Like all of Jesus’ teachings, baptism offers a significant and deeply meaningful experience. One that touches both the heart and spirit:
Jesus didn’t offer Baptism as merely a suggestion. Baptism IS the gateway through which we receive purification, rebirth, and entry into a faith community.
