Divine Symphony of Grace (06/15/'24) -Message

Subject: Divine Symphony of Grace and Echoes of Love Dear Friends, I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to share a reflection inspired by the profound actions and teachings of Jesus Christ, encapsulated in both scripture and heartfelt prose. "When God speaks to us through Jesus Christ, HIS ACTIONS (Crucifixion & Resurrection) are louder than THE WORDS OF GOD (Mt 21:28-32; 12:33-35; 7:21-23; Lk 6:43-46; Jn 3:16-17 etc.). Thanks be to God who gives us the victory through Jesus Christ Our Lord. The grace of Jesus Christ is God's Glory and our sacred breath (Jn 1:14; 11:40; 14:8-9; Lk 9:32; Mk 13:26; Mt 25:31 etc.). Breathe out the past, breathe in the future from now on. Never run back to what broke you." In the quiet moments when God speaks through Jesus Christ, His actions—the Crucifixion and Resurrection—resonate louder than any spoken word. The stories in Matthew and Luke, the promises in John, they all point to a love that acts, a grace that moves mountains. Thanks be to God, who grants us victory through Jesus Christ, our Lord. His grace is not just a concept, but the very breath we take, sacred and life-giving. Picture this: the Word made flesh, walking among us, His glory unveiled in every act of love, every moment of sacrifice. John’s Gospel tells us that this Word, full of grace and truth, became our reality, our hope. His glory is the light that guides us, the sacred breath we inhale with every prayer. Breathe out the past, exhale the brokenness, the pain that once held you captive. Breathe in the future, a promise of renewal, of grace that never fades. In the light of His resurrection, we find the courage to step forward, never running back to the shadows of what once broke us. We stand on the promises of His victory, not by words alone, but by the profound actions that declared His love for us. Each breath we take is a testament to His grace, a sacred reminder of the glory that fills our lives. Through Jesus Christ, we find our place, our purpose, our peace. In this divine symphony, we hear the echo of God’s love, louder than any words could convey. It’s a love that heals, restores, and breathes new life into our weary souls. With every step forward, we walk in the light of His grace, finding strength in His victory, and hope in His eternal embrace. By Steven G. Lee May this reflection bring you peace and inspire you to embrace the grace and love of our Lord Jesus Christ. Blessings, Pastor Steven G. Lee (June 15, 2024)