What Christ Did For Us (MUST READ!)

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Happy Easter Friends. Welcome back! It’s a thing of joy to celebrate this year’s Easter with the people of God. This is another time of the year when we remember the great works and the sacrifice of Christ for humanity.

It’s now over two thousand years ago, that man was accused of treason. They said He was propagating a false kingdom proclaiming Himself as a king. And He was instigating people against the government. 

They said His miracles were fake, but they couldn’t deny His power. They said His teachings were heresy, but they couldn’t deny the transformation. 

They could see the hand of God upon Him. They could see people following Him without coercion. They knew something was going on but they couldn’t understand. 

He became a threat to them, and they looked for accusations against him. They convicted Him and crucified Him on the cross. Finally, He died. And on the third day, He resurrected. He’s alive today. And He’s in us.

Christ did a perfect work for us. He paid for our sins and took away our condemnation. Now, there is no condemnation for we that are in Christ Jesus. We who walk according to the Spirit and not according to the flesh.

He gave us a life, abundant life. In this life, we have peace, joy, happiness, good health, prosperity, success, name it! And this life is a special gift, and an expression of His glory.

No matter what we go through, we know with this life, we are guaranteed victory. And no matter what happens, we know with this life, we’ve got a future.

A future that is great and full of hope. For we know that all things work together for good for they that love God and work according to His purpose.

I believe if you receive Him into your heart, He will bring you peace and joy. He will make you enjoy a great life and show you the way you should go. His Spirit of resurrection will revive all the dead things in your life. And He will restore your lost hope and make His eyes shine upon you.

I encourage you to receive Him into your heart today and let Him be the king of your life. He’s right there at the door of your heart, asking if He could come in. Hope you’ll let him…

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